What was the significance of the 1876 election?

Question

mreitsmacummins · Answer

A. 
The results marked the beginning of segregation.
B. 
The results marked the end of Reconstruction.
C. 
The results marked the end of segregation.
D. 
The results marked the beginning of Reconstruction.

kitten2002 · Answer

the results marked the end of reconstruction

ElectricImpurity · Answer

The 1876 election was incredibly controversial, on the scale of (in modern times) Clinton v. Trump. The polls were very close as well. Tilden won the popular vote by a small margin, but Hayes won the electoral vote and had more states, and after some debating within the government structure itself, Hayes won. This basically marked the end of reconstruction.