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2. How did Reconstruction leave an enduring legacy? a. In the twentieth century, former slaves became the majority owners of big plantations. b. As time moved into the twentieth century, a higher percentage of African-Americans voted than whites. c. By 1900 in the South, whites focused on creating harmony between the races. d. The nation's first African-American colleges were established. e. Within fifty years of Reconstruction, a majority of African-American families owned land.
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