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18 July, 17:37

Who were the redeemers, and how did they change society and politics in the new south?

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    The Redeemers were a coalition of merchants, planters, and business entrepreneurs who dominated Southern politics after reconstruction. The goal of the Redeemers was to undo as much of reconstruction as they could.
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