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How dose this cartoon portray the South during the Grant administration (on the left) and during the Hayes administration (on the right). А. Under Grant, the South is oppressed, while under Hayes it is thriving.
В. Under Grant, the South is rural, while under Hayes it is urbanized
C. Under Grant, the South is thriving, while under Hayes it is once again oppressed.
D. Under Grant, the South is producing cash crops, while under Hayes it is growing only food crops.

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The cartoon portrays the South by suggesting that А. Under Grant, the South is oppressed, while under Hayes it is thriving.

Under President Ulysses S. Grant, the South was subjected to the Reconstruction policies of the Radical Republicans in Congress.

Under these policies:

  • Federal troops were stationed in the South
  • Black people had equal rights
  • "Carpetbaggers" who were Northerners hated by Southerners, ran many businesses and had jobs in the South

The Southern Whites did not like any of this and felt like they were being stifled. All this changed in 1877 when Hayes pulled the last soldiers out as a result of a deal he had made with the Southern Democrats to become President.

In conclusion, Hayes pulling the soldiers out and the Reconstruction era ending, meant that the Southern Whites took back control which is why the cartoon makes it seem as though they thrived under President Hayes.

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