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Reflecting on the quote below by Booker T. Washington, answer the question that follows:

"It seemed to me as I watched the struggle between members of the two races, that there was no hope for our people in this country. The 'Ku Klux' period was, I think, the darkest period of Reconstruction." — Booker T. Washington

Which of the founding values were not upheld during the "Ku Klux" period? Select all that apply.

a. Promote the general welfare
b. Secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity
c. Establish justice
d. Provide for the common defense



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Final answer:

The failures of Reconstruction and the founding principles not upheld during the 'Ku Klux' period included failing to establish justice, secure liberty, and promote general welfare for all citizens.


Explanation:

The failures of Reconstruction and founding principles not upheld during the 'Ku Klux' period:

  • c. Establish justice: The Ku Klux Klan period was marked by extreme violence and terror against African Americans, denying them their right to justice and equality.
  • b. Secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity: The actions of the Ku Klux Klan directly contradicted the principle of securing liberty for all, especially African Americans who faced violence and oppression.
  • a. Promote the general welfare: The acts of the Ku Klux Klan created a climate of fear and hindered the well-being and general welfare of African Americans, going against the principle of promoting general welfare for all citizens.

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