To What Extent Were The Civil Rights Of African Americans Protected After The Civil War?

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To What Extent Were The Civil Rights Of African Americans Protected After The Civil War?

a. Their civil rights increased in the immediate aftermath of the Civil War and have continued to increase steadily ever since. b. There were no attempts to protect the civil rights of African Americans until Reconstruction ended. c. Attempts to protect the civil rights of African Americans after the Civil War were largely unsuccessful for decades. d. It was two decades after the Civil War before African Americans had civil rights that were comparable to those of whites.
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c. Attempts to protect the civil rights of African Americans after the Civil War were largely unsuccessful for decades.
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