The era of Radical Reconstruction can be seen as a failure because

A) it prevented Southern states from holding elections. B) it punished all people in the Southern states equally. C) it resulted in the severing of ties with former European allies. D) it did not adequately protect former slaves from having their rights violated.

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Colin Hunt

13 May, 11:48

The era of Radical Reconstruction can be seen as a failure because

A) it prevented Southern states from holding elections. B) it punished all people in the Southern states equally. C) it resulted in the severing of ties with former European allies. D) it did not adequately protect former slaves from having their rights violated.

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Gillian Freeman · Answer 1

The era of Radical Reconstruction can be seen as a failure because (D) it did not adequately protect former slaves from having their rights violated. The radical reconstruction commenced in 1867, and ended in 1877 with the fact that racial inequality was rife.