What groups were the victims of violent acts

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1. Discuss fully how religion and honor intermingled in the cultural development of white society in the South prior to the Civil War. How did Christian leaders in the south explain slavery? How did religion shape expectations for white women and men in southern society?

2. What impact did violence have on Southern society during Reconstruction? What groups were the victims of violent acts? Give examples of various organizations that employed violence to achieve their goals during Reconstruction.

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