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In the 1876 election, neither Democrat Tilden nor Republican Hayes won a majority of electoral vote Republicans and Democrats in Congress agreed to the.

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1 In the 1876 election, neither Democrat Tilden nor Republican Hayes won a majority of electoral vote
Republicans and Democrats in Congress agreed to the “Compromise of 1877” in which Democrats agreed to vote for Hayes as president if federal troops were removed from the South

2 When President Hayes removed federal troops in 1877, Reconstruction officially ended

3 When Reconstruction ended, the Jim Crow era began (1877-1954)
Jim Crow laws segregated Southern society and restricted blacks from voting with poll taxes and literacy tests

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