Question

1 what was the consequence of the georgia general assemblys expulsion of its african american members during reconstruction?
a the ku klux klan disbanded after achieving its goal.
b georgias legislature restricted the rights of african americans.
c georgias economy entered a severe depression.
d the federal government put the state under martial law.

Explanation:

During Reconstruction, after Georgia's General Assembly expelled its African American members in 1868, the federal government responded by placing the state back under military (martial) law to enforce Reconstruction policies and protect the rights of Black citizens. The other options are incorrect: the Ku Klux Klan did not disband, the legislature's action was the restriction itself not a consequence, and the state's economic depression was not a direct result of this expulsion.

Answer:

D. The federal government put the state under martial law.