Redeemer movement

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The Redeemer movement was a post–Civil War political coalition in the American South that sought to restore white Democratic control and roll back Reconstruction-era reforms.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf conservative movement ⓘ
historical movement ⓘ
political movement ⓘ
appliesToJurisdiction former Confederate states ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
endTime late 19th century ⓘ
hasEffect consolidation of one-party Democratic rule in the South ⓘ
end of Reconstruction in the South ⓘ
institutionalization of racial segregation ⓘ
rise of Jim Crow laws ⓘ
undermining African American civil rights ⓘ
widespread Black disenfranchisement ⓘ
hasGoal disenfranchise African American voters ⓘ
end Reconstruction ⓘ
reassert white supremacy ⓘ
reduce federal intervention in Southern politics ⓘ
restore home rule in Southern states ⓘ
restore white Democratic control in the South ⓘ
roll back Reconstruction-era reforms ⓘ
hasLocation American South ⓘ
hasPart Bourbon Democrats ⓘ
linked to: Southern Democrats

Mississippi Plan supporters ⓘ
Southern Democrats ⓘ
business interests ⓘ
former Confederates ⓘ
planter class ⓘ
white elites ⓘ
ideology Democratic Party dominance in the South ⓘ
conservatism ⓘ
white supremacy ⓘ
influenced Lost Cause narrative in Southern politics ⓘ
establishment of Jim Crow system ⓘ
influencedBy defeat of the Confederacy ⓘ
emancipation of enslaved people ⓘ
opposed Radical Republicans ⓘ
Reconstruction policies ⓘ
federal civil rights enforcement ⓘ
startTime circa 1870 ⓘ
supported business-friendly policies ⓘ
limited government ⓘ
low taxes ⓘ
states rights ⓘ
temporalContext Reconstruction era ⓘ
post–Civil War period ⓘ
usedMethod electoral fraud ⓘ
paramilitary organizations ⓘ
political violence ⓘ
voter intimidation ⓘ

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