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20 July, 19:00

The term "Scalawag" was a nickname for ...

A) Southerners who supported Reconstruction and African American equality.

B) Southerners who worked to repeal African American voting rights laws.

C) Northerners who worked to repeal African American voting rights laws.

D) Northerners who came to the South and supported African American equality.

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