Ku Klux Klan

Ku Klux Klan is a secret terrorist organization that occurred in the southern province after the Civil War and restored in the 20th century. Because KKK believes in black inferiority, distrust does not support an equal position for citizens, often the rise of former slaves as political power. Lan became an illegal organization devoted to destroying the reconstruction government from Carolina to Arkansas.

After the end of the Civil War, KKK's KKK led by ex-Federal General Nathaniel Bedford Forest used terrorism to intimidate former slaves. A new version of KKK appeared in the early 1920's. Meanwhile, immigration, fear of radicalism, and moral and ritual revolution have caused anxiety in the majority of the country. Roman Catholics, Jews, African Americans and foreigners are only the most obvious targets of fear of clan trafficking. Thieves and divorce targets as well

Resurrected KKK is the most obvious and ominous symptom of general and widespread discrimination. The new KKK opposed more groups than the first blacks opposed by KKK. The first organization of KKK only discriminates against black people, unlike KKK who resurrected, it is not the most discriminating organization. The resurrected KKK organization not only discriminates against African Americans but also discriminates against immigrants, Catholics, and Jews. The resurgence of KKK was short-lived, but it caused great damage. Clan put his faith in the faith of people who dislike them. During the rebuilding period, the KKK Group operates throughout the south. The long-standing violent history of KKK began with indignation and hated what many white southern people felt after the civil war.

The original KKK was founded after the civil war to threaten former secured people and oppose the efforts to create multiethnic America. The historian called it the second KKK in 1915 and reached the peak when it exerted a deep cultural and political influence nationwide in the mid 1920s. The Southern Poverty Law Center is a civil rights nonprofit organization that tracks the Hate group, with 4 million active members at the top of the United States, accounting for about 5% of the adult population.

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