How Did Southern Leaders Tend to React to Black Freedom

question 106

Multiple Choice

How did southern leaders tend to react to black freedom after the Civil War?

• A) They tended to believe it was a right fairly earned.
• B) They tended to accept that they could no longer control blacks.
• C) They tended to ignore it, as they enjoyed greater wealth than ever before.
• D) They tended to view it as a privilege and not a right.
• E) They tended to avidly promote racial equality.

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