Question

• called the ku klux klan (kkk)
• the kkk would terrorize and attack black schools and churches, as well as prevent african americans from
• the kkk was incredibly successful, and many african americans stopped voting out of fear
• once members of the kkk murdered in arkansas and started riots in new orleans, congress passed the acts
• known as the ku klux klan acts, the federal government was now able to arrest and klansmen
• the violence of the kkk did not end with the enforcement acts, and many african americans and republicans were terrorized, harmed, and murdered

section 3: the end of reconstruction

Explanation:

The Ku Klux Klan (KKK) was a white - supremacist group that terrorized African Americans, preventing them from voting. Their violent actions led to the passing of the Ku Klux Klan Acts (also known as Enforcement Acts) which allowed the federal government to arrest and prosecute Klansmen.

Answer:

1. Voting
2. African - American leaders (or specific individuals, context may vary)
3. Enforcement
4. Prosecute