After impeachment, [Governor Holden's] enemies will not be satisfied until he is hanged, unless happily their own gallows should overtake them. When Gov. Holden is disposed of, those whom he protected will be the next victims. For the blood of one man will not satiate their thirst. They are mad because their slave property is lost. They are mad because the Reconstruction measures have triumphed, and we are permited [sic] to represent you in this body. They are mad because we refuse to bow the knee to them. –Broadside published in Raleigh, North Carolina, December 19, 1870 According to the text, what were the motives behind the violence? Check all that apply. anger about the end of slavery distrust of free African Americans rage at the governor's impeachment support for the Radical Republicans concern about the Reconstruction laws