Reconstruction-era Enforcement Acts
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The Reconstruction-era Enforcement Acts were a series of federal laws passed in the early 1870s to protect the civil and voting rights of newly freed African Americans and to suppress white supremacist violence, particularly by groups like the Ku Klux Klan, in the post–Civil War South.
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