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Why were there federal troops in the southern states In the Reconstruction Era?
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The compromise of 1877 required that federal troops do what?
Leave the southern states immediately
How did the compromise of 1877 end reconstruction?
Republican Rutherford B. Hayes was elected President in return for withdrawing federal troops from the South.
Southern white Republicans often controlled the black vote by the influence of the?
southern white republicansANSWER:During the period of Reconstruction, Federal troops that were stationed in southern states made sure Blacks had their right to vote.White Democrats didn't have not much say in the process.However, in 1876, Reconstruction came to an end. With United States forces out of the South, and the KKK in, Blacks were frightened away from voting.For this reason, the Democrats were once again in power not only of the federal government, but, many state legislatures, governorships, and other state wide offices as well.
Radical reconstruction ended in the South when the last federal troops were withdrawn in?
1877
What happen in 1877 that signified the official end of the reconstruction?
Federal troops were withdrawn from the South
Who was the president at the end of the Reconstruction Period?
Rutherford B. Hayes was president when the last of the occupying federal troops were withdrawn from the defeated Southern states , which event if generally considered the end of Reconstruction.
Ended Reconstruction in the South and what effect did that have on southern blacks?
When federal troops left in 1877
What ended Reconstruction in the South and what effect did that have on southern blacks?
When federal troops left in 1877
Why did the north quit reconstruction?
Because ending Reconstruction meant reintegrating the former rebellious Confederate states into the United States on a full and equal basis, and ending occupation of these states by Federal troops. Ending Reconstruction meant the removal of all political disabilities imposed on the 11 southern states that had formed the Confederacy.
What were the results of Reconstruction?
In 1870 President Hays made a deal to remove federal troops from the southern states. This changed reconstruction and allowed the south to begin the Jim Crow laws that would create segregation and discrimination for another 100 years. Had reconstruction been allowed to continue the southern states may have not developed as they did, but we will never know.
The compromise of 1877 required that federal troops do what?
Leave the southern states immediately
What did the compromise of 1877 require the federal troops to do?
Leave the southern states immediately
What did the compromise of 1877 require for federal troops?
Leave the southern states immediately
The compromise of 1877 that federal troops do what?
Leave the southern states immediately (apex)
What did the compromise of 1877 required that federal troops do?
Leave the southern states immediately
Who was president when there were southern troops removed after reconstruction?
The last Federal troops (about 3000 out of a total US Army of 27,000) were withdrawn from the South in 1877 by Rutherford B Hayes.
Did Enforment Act of 1870 Remove federal troops from southern states?
Compromise of 1877
