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This novel is about violence. Violence in Texas.
<h3>What was in this book?</h3>
Among the states undergoing reconstruction, Texas had the highest crime rate. 859 murders occurred there between 1865 and 1868. With 529 homicides in the former and 160 in the latter, only Louisiana and Alabama came close. Blair makes an effort to explain this significant discrepancy, however he does so mostly by drawing on the enormous research of academics who have studied the state over this time.
<h3>Who is William A. Blair?</h3>
William A. Blair is the founding editor of the Journal of the Civil War Era and the Walter L. and Helen P. Ferree Professor of Middle American History at Pennsylvania State University. He also directs the Richards Civil War Era Center.
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If this is what I'm thinking then it's like Japan's history. Where Japan was basically run by feudal lords and their loyal clans. until Japan started to becomes westernized. It's affects where a civil war between the samurai fighting for the old ways and the new Japan military who were fighting for railroads and a new age that would disgrace the samurai's life style.
I belive the answer is b. <span>the negative consequence an element has for the stability of the social system.
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