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Why were whites in mississippi afraid of african american voting rights?

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grigory [225]3 years ago

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The reason why the whites in mississippi are are afraid of african american to gain voting rights because this means that they all have the power over the law in which means they could get the freedom that they want and the right that they can get and by that, they will stand equal among the white people.

Paladinen [302]3 years ago

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Why were whites in Mississippi afraid of African American voting rights?

A. Most African Americans would support Democratic candidates.

B. There were fewer African Americans than whites in population and

in state government.

C. The U.S. Army didn't leave Mississippi after 1877.

D. There were more African Americans than whites in population and

in state government.

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