How did African Americans influence state and local government during Reconstruction?

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Sedbober [7]2 years ago

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During Reconstruction, African Americans influenced state and local governments in that:

A. They served as local officials.
C. They served as state lawmakers.
D. They were part of helping rewrite laws in southern states.

<h3>How did African Americans influence the South during Reconstruction?</h3>

They were elected into positions such as local officials especially in Black majority areas.

They also became state lawmakers which allowed them to contribute towards helping in the process of rewriting laws in the Southern States.

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