In consequence of the "Bargain of 1877," President Rutherford B. Hayes a. ordered that future bargains, such as those promoted by the corrupt politicians involved in the Whiskey Ring, be made illegal. b. ordered federal troops to stop guarding the state houses in Louisiana and South Carolina. c. ordered federal troops to encourage a system of bartering as a means of trade until new money was minted. d. ordered all military uniforms be purchased at bargain or discount prices.

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Julio Summers

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6 June, 07:42

In consequence of the "Bargain of 1877," President Rutherford B. Hayes a. ordered that future bargains, such as those promoted by the corrupt politicians involved in the Whiskey Ring, be made illegal. b. ordered federal troops to stop guarding the state houses in Louisiana and South Carolina. c. ordered federal troops to encourage a system of bartering as a means of trade until new money was minted. d. ordered all military uniforms be purchased at bargain or discount prices.

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Lane Hartman · Answer 1

Option B

Explanation:

Bargain of 1877 is an informal, unwritten deal that settled the disputed 1876 United States Presidential election and ended Congressional Reconstruction and also marked the formal end to Reconstruction.

In consequence of the "Bargain of 1877," President Rutherford B. Hayes ordered federal troops to stop guarding the state houses in Louisiana and South Carolina (to be withdrawn from the South)

Jayson Glenn · Answer 2

The answer is B.

Explanation:

Withdrawal of all federal government troops that still remain in the southern states; Although in 1876 only Louisiana, South Carolina, and Florida were still under military occupation, the Compromise accelerated the end of this situation.