Question

Racial violence in the south in the late 1800s often included lynching, which is another tee for

Answer 1

Hanging is your answer

Answer 2

Hanging, is the right answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

Lynching is a willful extrajudicial assassination by a crowd. This term lynching is generally employed to define informal public killings by a mob to execute a claimed offender, sentenced criminal, or to browbeat a group. It may also be an exaggerated kind of informal group civil authority, and it is usually conducted with the appearance of a public display (usually in the practice of hanging) for highest browbeating.