During the Congressional Reconstruction era, African Americans in Texas did all EXCEPT: a. get elected to the state legislature b. participate in a state constitutional convention c. work as part of the state police force d. serve as governor Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D

D.

Explanation:

During the congressional reconstruction era, slavery was abolished and moves were made to reduce black suffrage politically, economically and socially.

During this era, african americans could be elected in state legislature, they could participate in constitutional convention, could be members of the police force. But they could not be governor. Option D is therefore the answer to the question.

I think it's D. serve as governor

(I'm so sorry if it's wrong)

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