Which statement best summarizes the failure of Reconstruction in South Carolina regarding the rise of discriminatory groups?

1) Reconstruction in South Carolina, led by Republicans resulted in white resistance expressed through the growth of the Ku Klux Klan.

2) Congress was unable to pass any legislation addressing the development of discriminatory groups in South Carolina and other states.

3) During Reconstruction, discriminatory groups in South Carolina were able to block the governor's efforts to organize the state's militia.

4) The rise of discriminatory groups in Couth Carolina directly led to the end of Reconstruction and the withdrawal of federal troops.

1. Reconstruction in South Carolina, led by Republicans resulted in white resistance expressed through the growth of the Ku Klux Klan.

Explanation:

The "Reconstruction" in South Caroline was led by the Republicans in the hope of reintegrating the Southern States. This led to the resistance of the white people in the form of a social club called "Ku Klux Khlan." This was a discriminatory group which wanted to maintain the supremacy of the white people over the black.

The group committed violent acts, particularly targeting the African Americans and those white Republicans who supported the reintegration.

The group was able to put terror into the lives of people, thus, resulting to maintaining their control during the Reconstruction period. Even after the Congress passed the "Ku Klux Khlan Act of 1871," which combat the discriminatory groups such as the Ku Klux Khlan, the group was able to make a resurgence when the Jim Crow laws were enforced in the 1920s.

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