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What was the rally about?

To introduce the political candidates

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What did the massacre show about the country at the time?

The massacre showed the tension between republican and democrat, as well as the racism at the time.

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How many people attended?

1500-2000

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What were some of the reactions from black people?

Some fled to the woods and hid out and some fled to Jackson.

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When did this take place?

September of 1875

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What does this connect to in current events?

This connects to police brutality because they accused black people of being armed and brought in a white militia.

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How many people were killed in total?

58

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What was the reaction of the democrats?

They reacted by encouraging the violence.

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Where did the rally take place?

Clinton Mississippi

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Why was this rally important?

It was important because it started the Clinton Massacre

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What state did the militia come from?

Other cities in Mississippi

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How did the crowd react to the shooting starting?

They reacted by fleeing the plantation

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What party mainly attended this rally?

Republicans 

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Who was Captain H. T Fischer?

A former Union officer and editor of a local Republican newspaper, who spoke at the rally.

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Who was the president at the time?

Ulysses S Grant

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Whats steps did the governor of Jackson do to try to create peace?

He contacted the president in hopes he would send troops down to restore peace

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Who was accused of starting the shooting?

Armed white males,and armed black republicans

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What caused the massacre to start?

People began shooting after a speaker was interupted

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What were the names of some of the speakers at the rally?

Capitan H.T Fisher, and Judge Amos R Johnson 

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How did the president respond to the massacre?

President Ulysses Grant responded by introducing a no interference policy