The actions of the republican party after the civil war were more favorable to

The actions of the Republican Party after the Civil War were more favorable to  Northern industrial interests.

Explanation:

The post-Civil War period, known as Reconstruction, was a process that lasted from 1865 to 1877, in which African Americans were inserted into the free life, granting them civil and political rights; as well as the southern states were reintegrated to the United States.

This process was directed exclusively by the Republican Party, due to the participation of the Democrats in the secession of the southern Confederation.

Due to the fact that the Republican Party had its mass of voters established in the north of the country, and that it had as a country model an industrialized and commercial country, its policies during the Reconstruction tended to favor the people of the north to establish themselves in the south to try to establish industries. These people were derogatory called "carpetbaggers", and were not well received by Southerners.

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