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Kinley Hogan

15 May, 00:28

In the mid-1870s support for Reconstruction faded in the Republican Party a. even though Rutherford B. Hayes promised in the 1876 election to continue Reconstruction. b. while Redeemers came to support Reconstruction. c. after the Panic of 1873 hurt the Democratic Party. d. as people were growing concerned about economic problems and government corruption.

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