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they used violence
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How did members of the ku klux klan try to intimidate African-Americans?
they used violence
How did member of ku klux klan try to intimidate African Americans?
they used violence
How did the ku klux klan intimidate black voters?
A freedman who had been brave enough to speek out against the Klan, to a tree at the courthouse in the town of Graham and hanged him.
Did the klan members burn African Americans in fires?
yes
Did the KKK only intimidate the African Americans?
the members used violence against them....
What do the ku klux klan wear?
Wear white robes to scare African Americans, many of whom were superstitious, to intimidate them, and also to conceal their identity.
What Members of groups such as the Ku Klux Klan and the White League believed that?
White's were superior to African Americans
What describes how members of the Ku Klux Klan felt about the fact that African Americans had the right to vote?
They used threats and violence in order to prevent African Americans from voting.
What organization used violence to intimidate people?
One organization that has used violence within the U.S. is the Ku Klux Klan (KKK). They've used violent tactics to intimidate minorities, mostly African-Americans, from exercising their constitutional rights.
What organization used violence intimidate people?
One organization that has used violence within the U.S. is the Ku Klux Klan (KKK). They've used violent tactics to intimidate minorities, mostly African-Americans, from exercising their constitutional rights.
What did the Members of the group such as the Ku Klux Klan and the White League believe?
-Apex: Whites were superior to African Americans.(Which we are not. lol)
How did the members of KKK try to intimidate African Americans?
They used violence to make African-Americans afraid of them. People would be dragged from their homes and beaten, or even hanged. Homes, businesses, and churches were burned or vandalized. Or they could use the threat of violence: a wooden cross would be erected near someone's home and set afire, to warn them not to do anything against the Klan or its beliefs. The Klan members wore hoods or masks so that they could not be identified, and most of their cowardly acts took place under the cover of night.
