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The growth of “negro rule”
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What were the like the ku klux klan and the white league afraid of?
The Negro Rule
What were groups like ku klux klan and the white league afraid of?
Increased rights for African Americans ---> APEX
What were groups like the Ku Klux Klan and the White League afraid of apex?
The Growth of the "Negro Rule" APEX
What groups like the ku klux klan and the white league afraid of?
In my view I don't see them being afraid of anything right now. Their memberships are up and the way our government is giving away the country there are a lot of very ticked off Americans out there that are willing to listen to them.
What fear led to the emergence of groups like the ku klux klan and the white league?
the growth of negro rule
How did groups like KKK and the white league influence politics in the 1870s?
They used violence and terror to control elections
How did groups like the kkk and white league influence politics in the 1870s?
They used violence and terror to control elections
how did groups like the ku klux and the white league influence politics in the 1870s?
They used violence and terror to control elections.
How did groups like the ku klux klan and the white league influence politics in the 1800s?
They used violence and terror to control elections.
How did groups like ku klux klan and the white league influence politics in the 1870?
They used violence and terror to control elections.
Were there any other groups like the KKK?
White power, Or groups that have problems with other ethnicitys BNP (British National Party) EDL (English Defense League) NF (National Front) MDL(Muslim Defense League) - No it's not a joke Lots more but there the main ones
What was the purpose of group such as the white league and the knights of the white camellia?
Groups like the White League and the Knights of the White Camellia were white supremacist organizations that sought to maintain white supremacy and control over African Americans in the South after the Civil War. They used violence and intimidation to suppress black political participation and enforce racial segregation.
