White southerners believed that they were not born equal, they did not have intelligence to be in the political parties, and could never be seen eye to eye. After the war had begun, it was evident that Lincoln also wanted to free the slaves and this irritated the plantation owners and other southerners. Losing the war made the hate they held towards Blacks to burst and respond with violence, terrorism, crime, and further segregation than before. For instance: the rise of the Klu Klux Klan and the Black Codes intimidated the newly freed slaves and broke the promise of their civil liberties. African American were technically “free”, but in the real world they were never seen as equal to the Whites and were always discouraged to change that through emotional and physical
White southerners believed that they were not born equal, they did not have intelligence to be in the political parties, and could never be seen eye to eye. After the war had begun, it was evident that Lincoln also wanted to free the slaves and this irritated the plantation owners and other southerners. Losing the war made the hate they held towards Blacks to burst and respond with violence, terrorism, crime, and further segregation than before. For instance: the rise of the Klu Klux Klan and the Black Codes intimidated the newly freed slaves and broke the promise of their civil liberties. African American were technically “free”, but in the real world they were never seen as equal to the Whites and were always discouraged to change that through emotional and physical