Ku Klux Klan

Yes it does. Like the Equator and North Pole, it is a position on the earth and would be hard to erase. The line was originally the dividing line between North and South Korea following the second world war based on an agreement between the USSR and USA. The armistice which brought the war (1950-53) to an end was formed on the font line. The respective forces pulled back some 2km either side to create a DMZ (De Militarised Zone). The DMZ runs roughly along the 38th parallel but starts slightly south of it and runs north of it across the country. Kaesong was the only significant city to change starting off in the South and ending up in the North.

The FBI had several paid informants which were key in bringing up federal charges against klansmen for violating civil rights of individuals which were murdered. However they were not brought up on murder or conspiracy to commit murder charges.

Yes, same as it is in 49 other states

The KKK allegedly engaged in acts of killing and violence in order to intimidate African-Americans out of exercising the legal rights granted to them during Reconstruction. It disbanded when its leaders were convinced that it had achieved its goals, but it was later re-established. Nowadays, it still exists as a number of disconnected, if not opposing, splinter groups, some of which may even contain some of the very people they tend to oppose. The few remaining Klan chapters tend to each call themselves a part of the "true Klan," all while accusing members of other Klan chapters of being gay, Jewish, or in physical relations with African-Americans.

What many don't realize is that there is currently no centralized Klan and that ANYONE can adopt that name, including those who oppose or who have infiltrated the movement.

The KKK were really a group of people that believe that the white race is the greatest race and there thoughts make themselves raciest and because the KKK were raised to be white supporters

the 3 of them were killed by the ku klux klan in Mississippi

Immigrants and religion

There has not been a known member of the Klan in Evergreen in quite some time.

A number of reasons. Because they believe in the same beliefs as the other members in that group do. They feel the need to belong to a group. They are interested in their beliefs and practices and probably agree and relate to the group members.

To use the terminology of the times, meaning the years immediately after it's beginnings, the Klan's goal was to terrorize freed Blacks, prevent them from voting, and burn their churches. And to form lynching crews. The Klan also targeted any "White sympathizers", who tried to help Freed Blacks. Klan activity was based in the South. Later on, the Klan still existed, and the term Afro-Americans is best used to describe their main targets. The activities of the modern day Klan, up to about the early 1960's, was in line with past activities. Afro-American churches were burned, burning crosses were placed on the properties owned by Southern Afro-Americans.

Yes. They use techniques such as using actors that are in their teens or early twenties, and using music that is popular among teenagers. They may also take advantage of the way they think teens feel, such as making a parent look dumb in a commercial, or showing an interaction between a person that belongs to a clique and another person.

In 1868 the Ku Klux Klan drew up a series of questions for people who wanted to join its organisation.

1. Are you now, or have you ever been a member of the Radical Republican Party?

2. Did you belong to the Federal Army during the late war, and fight against the South during the existence of the same?

3. Are you opposed to Negro equality, both social and political?

4. Are you in favour of a white man's government in this country?

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yes

Birth of a Nation

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No Its Another Birmingham In America Alabama

It is unsure to know the exact amount for sure. Many of the inmates that are or were in a "gang" or "klan" such as this would be sectioned off from certain others in the prison. Also, it is common that while some may boast about their allegiance to the gang, others might have sworn a secrecy pact or may even be too ashamed or rather embarrassed to make it known of their past actions.

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They were a bigoted ignorant bunch of thugs who were supposed to be so called "christians" and thought that only white protestants were worthy people! thank goodness we now know enough to squash them like bugs when they raise their ugly little pointed heads!

They were bullies who lived in fear of losing control of their towns, churches, laws, courts, schools, the government, African Americans, and any other group that was different. They used murder and terror to maintain their control but they lost in the end.

Because slavery was still a problem and still wanted slavery for what it was back then and did not accept defeat in the civil war.

During Reconstruction, the Ku Klux Klan and the White League primarily supported the Democratic Party. These groups aimed to undermine Republican efforts to extend civil rights to African Americans and restore white supremacy in the South. Their violent tactics were used to intimidate voters and suppress the Republican Party, which was associated with Reconstruction and African American rights.