What was the "shotgun policy"?
A) a policy adopted by African-American leaders in Louisiana to defend themselves against whites
B) a massive campaign of violence against blacks in Mississippi to bring the state back under "civilized" white control
C) a policy frequently adopted in the Reconstruction South, requiring marriage if a woman became pregnant
D) a policy that required the quartering of federal troops in areas that were considered Klan strongholds
Answer: B
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