Answer:
I. taking help through mediator
ii. realising the owns mistake
iii. passing information clearly
Iv. providing social justice
Answer:
- Many of white citizens still couldn't accept the fact that they have to live alongside black citizens
- Confederate influence still strong in this area
- Economic stagnation
Explanation:
<u>- Many of white citizens still couldn't accept the fact that they have to live alongside black citizens</u>
These people spent hundred of years living in a society where their group were seen as superior to the blacks who held the status as slaves. It's impossible that their mindset could completely changed overnight. This is why even after slavery was legally abolished , many of them still treated the ex-slaves really badly.
<u>- Confederate influence still strong in this area</u>
This made a lot of Texans at that time completely ignored the instructions from the Federal government during the reconstruction and choose to listen to ex-confederate leaders instead.
-<u> Economic stagnation</u>
Abolishment of slavery destroyed Texans economy. This caused a lot of unemployment that lead to resentment toward the Federal government.
Many machines formed in cities to serve immigrants to the U.S. in the late 19th century who viewed machines as a vehicle for political enfranchisement. Machine workers helped win elections by turning out large numbers of voters on election day.
The Kansas-Nebraska act of 1854 said any free state above the 36,30 line can choose slavery or not. Abraham Lincoln was outraged. He left his political party and started the Republicans.
