What were the effects of the Wilmington Riots? Check all that apply.

African Americans were forced to leave the city.

Hundreds of African Americans were believed to have been killed.

African Americans faced even greater discrimination.

African American voters faced even more restrictions.

Segregation saw an increase in many communities.

African Americans started independent local governments in Wilmington.

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Zachary Bean

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9 August, 21:57

What were the effects of the Wilmington Riots? Check all that apply.

African Americans were forced to leave the city.

Hundreds of African Americans were believed to have been killed.

African Americans faced even greater discrimination.

African American voters faced even more restrictions.

Segregation saw an increase in many communities.

African Americans started independent local governments in Wilmington.

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The effects of the Wilmington Riots were that:

-Hundreds of African Americans were believed to have been killed.

-African Americans faced even greater discrimination.

-African American voters faced even more restrictions.

Explanation:

The 1898 Wilmington Riots took place in Wilmington, North Carolina following the events of November 10, 1898, after the Reconstruction. It was the only case in the United States where a city government has overturned, as in it a white supremacist group illegally took power from the elected city government, which belonged to the Fusion Party, a pro-African American political party. State governor Daniel Lindsay Russell and United States President William McKinley were well informed about the case, but did not respond.