AP US History Quiz
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PERIOD 5: 1844–1877
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Secondary source excerpt (Reconstruction, 1865–1877): The contested presidential election of 1876 intensified sectional tensions. To resolve the dispute, political leaders reached an informal agreement often called the Compromise of 1877. In practice, the deal involved recognition of Rutherford B. Hayes as president and the withdrawal of remaining federal troops from the South. The end of troop presence accelerated the collapse of Republican state governments and opened the way for broader disfranchisement and segregation.
Which outcome is most directly associated with the Compromise of 1877 as described in the excerpt?
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