Question

the final years of reconstruction - northern support for reconstruction began to evaporate in the 1870s - the death of ____ signaled the end of the radical republican party - the supreme court restricted the scope of the reconstruction amendments (13th, 14th, 15th) through decisions that limited african american’s ability to vote - the power and terror of the ku klux klan led to republicans __ the south the southern “redeemers” - due to the terror of the ku klux klan, democrats and republicans agreed that the only way for the south to maintain order was to enforce __ - southern politicians, calling themselves the “__”, began to gain control of the southern government - by 1874, the republicans had ____ of the south the end of reconstruction - the election of 1876 led to a national crisis

Explanation:

This text is about the final years of Reconstruction in the United States. The death of Thaddeus Stevens signaled the end of the Radical Republican Party. The Ku - Klux Klan's terror led to Republicans losing influence in the South. Southern “Redeemers” were Democrats who took control of Southern governments. By 1874, Republicans had lost much of their power in the South.

Answer:

1. Thaddeus Stevens
2. losing influence in
3. white - supremacist rule
4. Redeemers
5. lost much of their power