Answer: After the Civil War, the federal government was very wary of the southern states that had so recently rebelled. In came an era of Reconstruction, in which the federal government forced the South to give equal opporunities to blacks. Of course this didn't last long, and in came Jim Crow laws almost immediately after the Civil War. The South's economic development staggered.
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Boorstin and Kelly go a step further in describing the Southern response, arguing that Southerners connected the raid with party politics in the North: in Northern eyes, Brown's “rash exploit at Harpers Ferry seemed part of a widespread abolitionist plot, supported by the 'black' Republican party, to incite slave
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After "Wu Zhao's" death, the economy was in a bad situation and was struggling and rebellions broke out.
