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What was the result of the U.S. government withdrawing federal troops from the South during Reconstruction?

Southern states continued to give rights gained during Reconstruction to African Americans, but the efforts to make more changes stopped.

Southern states passed many laws to limit African American rights, and Reconstruction ended.

Southern states agreed to remove Black Codes from their laws.

Southern state governments took over providing protections and expanded Reconstruction.

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Chengyumi2005idn

Answer:

Southern states passed many laws to limit African American rights, and Reconstruction ended.

Explanation:

I believe it is the last option because the withdrawal of federal troops from the South in 1877 allowed white southern Democrats to reverse many of the political and social gains made by African-Americans during Reconstruction. Then, in 1878, Congress passed legislation prohibiting the use of federal troops to protect African-American voters from harassment and intimidation.

Mariang6943idn

Answer:

hi! i believe the answer is B (Southern states passed many laws to limit African American rights,...). this is because southerns, still sour about the abolishing of slavery, continued acting the same way as before the Civil War.

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