The Ku Klux Klan (KKK) has had three phases in its history. On multiple occasions it has faded away, only to return decades later. In this essay the first and second phases will be focussed on. It has been argued that the first and second phases have are two phases of the same movement. However, the two phases were certainly not this simple. In a number of areas there is evidence that the KKK expanded or changed in some way.

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Title: To what extent were the “first” (1866-71) and “second” (1915-1930) KKKs two phases of the same movement?
College: University of Central Lancashire
Grade: 2.1
Author: J. A. Lowe (Author)
Publication Year: 2012
Pages: 7
Catalog Number: V278907
ISBN (eBook): 9783656715306
ISBN (Book): 9783656715283
Language: English
Tags: kkks
Product Safety: GRIN Publishing GmbH

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To what extent were the “first” (1866-71) and “second” (1915-1930) KKKs two phases of the same movement?

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