What significant barriers to voting did Southern states implement after the 15th Amendment was ratified?

What year was the 15th Amendment to the United States Constitution ratified?

What were some of the effects of laws that prevented African Americans from voting after the Civil War?

What laws were implemented in Southern states after Reconstruction to restrict voting rights for African Americans and others?

How did Ex-Confederate southerners respond to the rights of freedmen after the Civil War?

What was one of the main purposes of literacy tests and poll taxes that were introduced in Southern states?

What did White Democrats desire to restore during the Reconstruction period?

What was one major reason White Democrats resented the federal government's actions during Reconstruction?

Which of the following best describes the attitude of White Democrats towards Reconstruction policies?

What was the period called during which Southern Democrats sought to reclaim power and undo Reconstruction efforts?

What action did Governor Scott take to stop the violence from the KKK in South Carolina?

What did Governor Scott mean when he referred to a 'reign of terror' in northern South Carolina?

Why did Governor Scott threaten martial law in South Carolina?

What was the purpose of the Enforcement Acts, also known as the Ku Klux Klan Act?

What was one significant outcome of the Enforcement Acts?

What actions did President Grant take in response to the Ku Klux Klan in 1871?

What was the outcome of Grant's efforts to stop the Ku Klux Klan?

What was a significant effect of the 15th Amendment during the Reconstruction era?

What change occurred as Northerners lost interest in the plight of African Americans after the Reconstruction era?

What was one of the consequences of white Democrats increasing their power in the South post-Reconstruction?