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Compromise of 1876. Basically a corrupt bargain in the House of Representatives where Republicans agreed to remove federal troops from the (solidly Democratic) South in exchange for the presidency.
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∙ 16y agoI would imagine it was because reconstruction of the South was over after the Civil War
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What happened to South Vietnam soon after the U.S. troops moved out of the region?
After the withdrawal of US troops in South Vietnam, the North and the South were joined to form a single communist nation under the rule of Ho Chi Min. And soon after the massacre in Cambodia by Pol Pot.
What was the first big violent strike in the US in 1877 that President Hayes called out federal troops?
The Railroad Strike.
What was President Nixon policy to replace us troops in Vietnam with south vietnamese troops?
Vietnamization
How many US troops are in South Korea in 2007?
About 37 thousand.
Into which neighboring country did US and South Vietnamese troops enter in 1970?
Cambodia
Was the rebuilding and reunification of the US complete when ruthford B Henry removed federal troops from the south in 1877?
I do't now
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The last Federal troops (about 3000 out of a total US Army of 27,000) were withdrawn from the South in 1877 by Rutherford B Hayes.
The 10 years after the civil war when the government tried to repair the south?
Reconstruction; in 1877, the US began removing Federal troops/administrators from the former Confederacy.
What is the name of the US president who ended reconstruction and pulled the union troops out of the south and returned home rule to southerners?
Rutherford B. Hayes did that soon after he took office in 1877.
What happened to South Vietnam soon after the U.S. troops moved out of the region?
After the withdrawal of US troops in South Vietnam, the North and the South were joined to form a single communist nation under the rule of Ho Chi Min. And soon after the massacre in Cambodia by Pol Pot.
What was the first big violent strike in the US in 1877 that President Hayes called out federal troops?
The Railroad Strike.
What major city on the coast of south Vietnam was where the first US troops landed?
The city on the coast of south Vietnam where the first US troops landed was Da Nang.
Why are US military troops in south Korea?
During the Korean war the North Korean troops took over almost the whole Korean peninsula. Only due the US led UN troops intervention did the South Korean survive. After Some back and forth fighting with the US + South Korean troops agains North Korean + Chinese troops did the border stabilize where it stands today. US troops remain in South Korea as a deterrant against Norths invasion and to uphold the peace in the peninsula.
What was President Nixon policy to replace us troops in Vietnam with south vietnamese troops?
Vietnamization
Who was the first to commanded the us troops in south Korea?
westmoreland
How many US troops are in South Korea in 2010?
28,000
How many US troops are in South Korea in 2007?
About 37 thousand.
