Asked by Taysha Garcon on May 13, 2024
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During Reconstruction,black men in Mississippi served in all of the following positions in the state government EXCEPT
A) governor.
B) secretary of state
C) speaker of the house.
D) lieutenant governor.
Mississippi Government
Refers to the governmental structure and policies at the state level in Mississippi, historically noteworthy for its role in the American Civil War and the Civil Rights Movement.
State Government
The organization through which a state exercises its authority, conducts policy, and manages public affairs within its territory.
- Identify central characters and their contributions towards the improvement of political representation and civil rights for African Americans in the Reconstruction era.
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Chris MercadoMay 17, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
During Reconstruction, black men in Mississippi held various positions in state government, but none served as governor. Positions such as secretary of state, speaker of the house, and lieutenant governor were held by black men, reflecting the significant, though temporary, political gains African Americans made during this period.
Learning Objectives
- Identify central characters and their contributions towards the improvement of political representation and civil rights for African Americans in the Reconstruction era.