Which was not a reason the north began to lose interest in the southern reconstruction by the early 1870s?

The violence in the South was increasingly disturbing and seemed to indicate that blacks would never really be free.

Explanation:

During the reconstruction the southern states faced a wave of very aggressive violence, however all this violence was not disturbing to the northerners who were indifferent to it.

Moreover, during the reconstruction, blacks, although free, were subjected to a strong wave of prejudice and rejection, but even suffering prejudice, blacks were free people. The United States government was responsible for monitoring and evaluating the release of slaves to make sure that everyone would be released.

The correct answer is Northerners were growing increasingly hostile to President's Johnson and no longer wanted to support his agenda.

That was not a reason the North began to lose interest in the southern reconstruction by the early 1870s.

All the other options were reasons why the North lost interest in the South's reconstruction. The many mentioned problems dissuaded Northerners to participate in the reconstruction effort of the much destroyed South after the Civil War. Furthermore, the North thought that it was time for the South to assume their responsibility. President Lincoln had given the southern states leeway to do Reconstruction at their own pace while radical Republicans demanded severe punishments for their acts in war

The other options of the question were A) Southern intransigence was increasingly frustrating to the North, whose soldiers had fought for black's freedom. C) other issues, such as the Indian Wars, western expansion, and others started to overtake Northerner's attention. D) real and propagandized evidence of corruption in the Reconstruction Southern governments discouraged the North.

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