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The radical Republicans supported civil rights for free slaves. True or false? A true B false Hurry !
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The radical Republicans supported

civil rights for free slaves.
True or false?
A true
B false
Hurry !

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Radical Republicans never really existed as a cohesive group. They were united only by their common commitment to emancipation and racial justice. On other issues—such as hard/soft money, labour reform, and protectionism—they were often divided.

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