Which of the following realities of post-Reconstruction life does this cartoon NOT address?
A.
Jim Crow restrictions stripped African Americans of many civil gains.
B.
Confederate sympathizers regained political power.
C.
African Americans suffered persecution and violence.
D.
Former slaves left the South for the North and West.
The cartoon does not address the reality that former slaves left the South for the North and West.
To determine which of these realities of post-Reconstruction life this cartoon does not address, we need to analyze the given options and see if the cartoon depicts any of them.
Option A states that Jim Crow restrictions stripped African Americans of many civil gains. Jim Crow laws were enacted in the late 19th and early 20th centuries to enforce racial segregation and deprived African Americans of their rights. We need to inspect the cartoon to see if it addresses this reality.
Option B suggests that Confederate sympathizers regained political power. We have to examine the cartoon to determine if it depicts this aspect of post-Reconstruction life.
Option C indicates that African Americans suffered persecution and violence. By analyzing the cartoon, we can ascertain whether it addresses this reality.
Option D states that former slaves left the South for the North and West. We can investigate the cartoon to determine if it depicts this aspect of post-Reconstruction life.
By observing the cartoon and analyzing each of these options, we can identify which reality of post-Reconstruction life is not addressed.