Answer: The Ku Klux Klan was founded after the end of the Civil War.
Explanation:
This organization aimed at spreading racial hatred was established immediately after the end of the war and lasted until 1915. After that, that original group ceased to operate, but soon a new one was founded, which still has supporters worldwide. When it was founded, it had the most supporters in the southern United States. Its original objective was vigorous opposition to the renewal policy that was current. Their uniform had the function of intimidating African-Americans but also of hiding the identity of supporters of the clan. Apart from isolated cases of various types of violence, historians agree that their primary goal was to restore the old racial order. They also sought to discourage African-Americans from engaging politically and, in some cases, to vote. At various levels of government, the state tried to deal with the organization in matters of escalating violence. The group's goal was partly achieved in the southern parts because
