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Redeemer Politicians aiming to redeem the South in the eyes of Congress.
Rutherford B. Hayes Ohio Republican known for honesty and reform-mindedness who would later become President.
Compromise of 1877 Compromise where Hayes was elected President in exchange for the South receiving various rights and pleasantries.
Jim Crow laws Laws to enforce segregation.
poll tax Tax requiring voters to pay a voting fee.
literacy test Tests you had to pass in order to be able to vote.
grandfather clause Clause allowing people to vote if their ancestors had voted prior to 1866.
Booker T. Washington Famous 19th Century African American Leader who promoted adjusting to segregation instead of repealing Jim Crow laws.
W. E. B. Du Bois African American Leader who opposed Washington and demanded immediate equality.
Ida B. Wells African American author who fought for justice through her writing.
Civil Rights Act of 1875 Gave African Americans the right to ride trains and use public facilities.
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