Question

Why was Reconstruction in Mississippi so challenging?

Answer 1

$\huge{\underline{\red{\mathrm{AnSweR}}}}$

They had enslaved their workforce for generations. After emancipation and Confederate defeat, many white Mississippians still thought they had been right to own slaves and secede from the Union. This position, within a state where the population was 55 percent black, foreshadowed a difficult Reconstruction.

Answer 2

Answer:

They had enslaved their workforce for generations. After emancipation and Confederate defeat, many white Mississippians still thought they had been right to own slaves and secede from the Union. This position, within a state where the population was 55 percent black, foreshadowed a difficult Reconstruction.

Explanation:

Please follow me and mark me as the brainliest answer