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... black male suffrage was granted only after this became politically necessary in order to maintain Republican dominance during Reconstruction.87 During and after the Civil War hundreds of abolitionists went South to teach and give ...
... black male suffrage was granted only after this became politically necessary in order to maintain Republican dominance during Reconstruction.87 During and after the Civil War hundreds of abolitionists went South to teach and give ...
Page 149
... black and woman suffrage , returned East to lead the opposition to the Amendment on the grounds that it ex- cluded ... male suffrage , volunteered to cham- pion the women's cause . Feeling deserted by their former allies , the woman ...
... black and woman suffrage , returned East to lead the opposition to the Amendment on the grounds that it ex- cluded ... male suffrage , volunteered to cham- pion the women's cause . Feeling deserted by their former allies , the woman ...
Page 154
... black men . In addition , the feminists believed that woman represented a new class of voters ; whereas black male suffrage only added more men to the electorate . This assumption that woman was somehow different from man was a result ...
... black men . In addition , the feminists believed that woman represented a new class of voters ; whereas black male suffrage only added more men to the electorate . This assumption that woman was somehow different from man was a result ...
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Reluctant Reformers: Racism and Social Reform Movements in the United States Robert L. Allen,Chude Pamela Allen No preview available - 2021 |
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