The average Northerner lost interest in Reconstruction once it became reasonably certain that the former slaves
A) had economic security.
B) were guaranteed the vote.
C) would not be re-enslaved.
D) were guaranteed social equality.

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The average Northerner's interest in Reconstruction waned once it seemed certain that the former slaves would not be re-enslaved, as the primary goal for many was to ensure the freedom of the former slaves rather than their economic security, voting rights, or social equality.

The Average Northerner Lost Interest in Reconstruction Once It Became