¿Por qué los "furcadores" fueron atacados por el KKK durante la Reconstrucciōn? a. Fueron vistos como norteños que se aprovechaban del Sur después de la Guerra Civil para ganar dinero. b. Como eran del Sur, fueron vistos como traidores por apoyar la agenda republicana radical. c. El KKK sólo apuntó a los libertos d. Estaban robando dinero destinado a reconstruir el Sur después de la Guerra Civil. El plan de reconstrucción del presidente Johnson a. Garantizaron a los antiguos esclavos el derecho al voto b. Establecieron pruebas de alfabetización para votar en el Sur C. Destinado a restaurar rápidamente los estados del sur después de que se cumplieran algunas condiciones básicas. d. Era similar al de los republicanos radicales. ¿Qué persona o grupo fue el mayor responsable de la aprobación de la Decimocuarta Enmienda? a. Presidente Johnson b. KKK c. votantes del sur d. Republicanos radicales en el Congreso b. ¿Qué nombre se le dio a las leyes estatales que limitaban los derechos de los libertos? A. La Ley de Reconstrucción C. Habeas corpus B. Los códigos negros (D.) El plan del 10%

<p> <br />1. "Carpetbaggers" were targeted by the KKK during Reconstruction because they were viewed as Northerners taking advantage of the south after the Civil War to make a profit. They came mainly from the North with what southerners described as a few belongings put together in a "carpet bag". The term reflected the negative southern perspective towards such people exploiting a volatile situation for their personal gain.<br /> <br />2. In the President Johnson's plan for reconstruction, it was meant to put back South states fast into their previous condition after meeting some basic requirements. Johnson' plan was much forgiving to the south when compared to the Radical Republicans who envisioned to completely root out those who championed for confederacy. <br /><br />3. The radical Republicans in Congress were the most responsible for the pass of the 14th amendment. With president Andrew Johnson pursuing leniency towards South in efforts to return them back to their positions, Radical Republicans in the congress launched a march to pass laws, descending from civil rights act of 1866, to the passing of 14th amendment. This amendment provided 'equal protection of the Law' for all citizens.<br /><br />4. The state laws that limited the rights of freedpeople were called "black codes." They have been parts of the United States law where quickly introduced by local authorities from seven southern states. The black codes remained effective until the ratification process of the 14th amendment ended in southern states in 1868. </p>