Ku Klux Klan

To the best of my knowledge, no. KKK operations are either incidental (which means it's hard or impossible to relate them to an organized, wide-scale operation -- you can't say it's a KKK killing as opposed to a few individuals), or they've moved more into a separatist vein, where their tenets can be achieved in secrecy or isolation.

Yes because he wanted to kill ever black people in USA

Because they were freed some time after the civil war and they still competed for employment, especially in the earlier days for the work that was done by the uneducated and illiterate. The slave states of the USA had both poor and rich white people. and the poor whites were still considered far more valuable then the black person for no other reason then this line had to be followed as part of the scheme in which slavery was made to seem acceptable. However after slavery came to an end the wealthy whites that were sponging of the backs of slaves became less wealthy because they had to pay for labour. there were a huge number of unemployed ex slaves that were desperate to work at any price just to keep some meat on their bones. the result was that now the gap between slaves an uneducated whited had closed considerably. this bred resentment after all these people had been told that they were superior because they were white but they could not find work any more. Under these circumstances it is never difficult to start an organisation based on hating a particular group or groups of people. It is the same sort of thinking that is encouraged by politicians in saying that the people that belong to one nationality are in some way better then those of another.

Yes it is and the state who has most some of it is Texas.

No, because wearing white robes meant that their skin was white and they were completely against African Americans (or blacks). If they wore black robes then it would show that they were supporting African Americans.

Klansmen have stood trial and have been sentenced. a number iof Racial hate Crimes such as the Birmingham Church bombing, which took the lives of innocent children are among these. the Emmet Till homicide also- which was greatly aided by the circulation of a mortuary photo of the victim by (Jet) magazine. Of course nobody bats a thousand and many Klan-related crimes have never been solved, let alone culprits nabbed and prosecuted.

Their goals included terrorizing people into not becoming Republicans (what was then the liberal party), preventing interracial relationships, and preventing people of color from gaining any political power.

to scare blacks and immigrants back to their native habitat so they could keep everything in the US white

No, it started in Pulaski, TN

During the Civil War. It was originally meant for men to gather (like a social club), but it grew into the terrible group that it is today.

it started on December 24, 1865 (after the end of the American Civil war).

(partial list): blacks (especially freed slaves), Jews, Asians, Catholics, eastern Europeans, southern Europeans, union members, and anyone else who was not a white Anglo-Saxon Protestant Christian.

they did because they didn't want the blacks there at all

With great violence. Hanging, shooting, dragging, using fire. Usually under the cover of darkness, often by a cloaked gang. Always very cowardly.

The first Ku Klux Klan was founded on December 24th, 1865 by six Tennessee veterans of the Confederate army.

Factories located in urban centers attracted a growing number of immigrant laborers.

I'm on Study Island, too. :)

There are very few.

The KKK stands for the Ku Klux Klan, also sometimes referred to as the Klan. The KKK was founded in 1865.

If there is we all know what should be done with the low life scum

Nathan Swartz, the founder of The Timberland Company, and Swartz family in general have spoken publicly about being observant Jews, and therefore would obviously have no association with the anti-Semitic group, Ku Klux Klan.

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.

In the United States today, there are approximately 5,000 and 8,000 KKK Klan members. This number was dramatically increased during earlier years.

The Ku Klux Klan started weakening after one of it's leaders, David Stephenson, was found guilty of many offences such as rape and beatings. They realised that people had started to come together to abolish the Klan.