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The Republican government changed legislation in southern states by giving the newly freed slaves, businessmen and soldiers the right to vote. This lead to the poor south turning to violence to regain democratic powers to oppress the newly freed blacks.
When Republicans control the state legislature of any particular state, they can pass laws. When a Republican is the governor, he can sign laws and make them take effect.
When Republicans control the state legislature of any particular state, they can pass laws. When a Republican is the governor, he can sign laws and make them take effect.
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Why did garrison change his stand about southern secession when the cicil war began?
because he was in a agreement done
How did the souths use of raw materials change after the war?
Raw materials were used by new southern industries.
What were the different approaches to reconstruction after the war?
The different approaches to the reconstruction were number one,the executive or presidential approach. The second was the legislative or congressional approach. The last was the judicial approach. The purpose of the executive or presidential approach was mainly to change charity for southern whites and to get a whole new government. Basically they wanted to be done with the old an in with the new. The legislative or congressional approach set a republican goal to maintain their power and they saw a purpose in the using of the Southern Black vote. They wanted to continue to run things the way they had been doing so and figured if they get the Blacks on their side their vote would help them in this goal. The last the Judicial approach showed the continued struggle between federal and states rights advocates over who should have more power and control.
What were the immediate and long-term effects of Reconstruction?
How did Cuban way of life change during the Cold War?
adopted communism as its form of government
Did classical republican governments have representatives?
How did the republican governments change legislation in southern states? How did the republican governments change legislation in southern states?
How did scalawags change government in the south?
scakawags changed the government in the south by bringing the republican ideas to the politics of south white southerners were referred a scalawags by their enemies carpetbaggers won in most of the cases and that led to scalawags moving towards
What are the four popular variables in contingency approach?
Organization size Workplace diversity Technological Change Government and Legislation
Why did Bolivar that south Americans were not ready for a Republican form of government?
He believed that the state did not want change. And that if South America turned into a republican form of government that the state would fall apart because they would not have someone in charge.
Why did bolivar believe that south American were not ready for a republican form of government?
He believed that the state did not want change. And that if South America turned into a republican form of government that the state would fall apart because they would not have someone in charge.
Why does the US have a Republican government?
Because that's how the founding fathers planned it to be. Nobody has tried to change it so it stays as how it was before
What name was given to Northerners who wanted to force southern states to change their laws and government?
Radical Republicans.
How did the way the people lived in the 1770s influence our government today?
They taught us how to serve the common good, and how to have civic virtue. the people's actions including electing leaders and republican government made a big change in our government today.
How did the way people lived in the 1770s influence the government today?
In the 1770s, they taught us how to serve the common good and how to have civic virtue. The people's actions including electing leaders and republican government made a big change in government today. =)
What has the author Ted Frier written?
Ted Frier has written: 'Time for a change' -- subject(s): Elections, History, Politics and government, Republican Party (Mass.)
What was the excuse to change the articles to a strong central government?
At the time, federalists Madison and Hamilton observed what they deemed a threat to personal property rights from state legislation. As such, making the central government strong became notably important to them.
What is grassroot lobbying?
Grassroots lobbying asks the general public to contact legislators about the issue at hand. It is done to influence a change in the current legislation.
