The End of Reconstruction, 1876

By 1873, Republicans lost their enthusiasm to defend the rights of black people. President Grant sent a federal army to protect black voting rights, but White Democrats effectively restored violence and intimidation to repress Republican voting. The official end of the reconstruction was born in controversial 1876 presidential election. Democratic candidate Tilden won the popularity vote, but due to the return controversy between Florida, Louisiana and Carolina, the two candidates did not have a majority of the initial election vote - the Federal Forces stationed in 1876 The only state that I did. Nevertheless their number is not enough to prevent blacks from threatening black voters who are considered aggressive by white Democrats. Under the backstage negotiations, Democrats accepted controversial elections to return to Hayes in exchange for his agreement to withdraw 3000 federal forces, so officially rebuilding and democracy Guarantee the control. For details, please see Harper v. Tilden by Harper's Weekly.

From the end of the reconstruction (1876) until the establishment of the Civil Rights Act (1964), the separation was the lifestyle of almost every southern people. This covered the Great Depression (1929-1939). During this period banks have lost billions of dollars and everyone has been affected by even the wealthiest people. But the impact of the Great Depression is the greatest impact for the poor. These people have no money and no job to earn money. - Vol Thunder Hear My Cry's book is constantly exploring the theme of prejudice. Almost all details of events and stories may be related to prejudice and reaction to prejudice. First of all, I would like to talk about the historical background of this book and the lives of people of Logan. This book is scheduled to be in Mississippi during the Great Depression of 1933. At that time extreme racism in the south

The controversial election in 1876 was the end of the reconstruction work which threatened blacks before the elections and between the elections and after violent attacks regained the political control for the state legislature at the end of the century, Withdrew, and led to the Caucasian. Between 1890 and 1908, the Southern states adopted new constitutions and laws to deprive African-American and many poor white people by creating barriers to voter registration. Reduction. After the groundbreaking lawsuit on Smith v. Altwright, progress has been made in expanding black political participation environments in the south and Akadiana - in almost all urban areas and some rural areas, Most black people work outside the plantation