Southern state and local elections in 1876 differed from those in previous years in that

a. women were allowed to vote for the first time.

b. african-american candidates won numerous local and state offices.

c. republican party candidates were soundly defeated by the democrats.

d. citizens were finally able to vote in the u. s. presidential election.

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Xander Morrison

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4 September, 12:47

Southern state and local elections in 1876 differed from those in previous years in that

a. women were allowed to vote for the first time.

b. african-american candidates won numerous local and state offices.

c. republican party candidates were soundly defeated by the democrats.

d. citizens were finally able to vote in the u. s. presidential election.

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Jeremy Jarvis · Answer 1

The answer that best fits the statement above is option B. The elections in the Souther state in local in the year 1876 created a difference from the previous years because this allowed African-American candidates win numerous local and state offices. Hope this answers your question.