After the Disputed Election of 1876 Was Awarded to Rutherford

After the disputed election of 1876 was awarded to Rutherford B. Hayes, federal occupation troops were removed from the South resulting in

A) a renewal of battles between the North and the South.
B) the terrorization of African Americans by secret societies, including the KKK.
C) a great sense of responsibility felt by southern legislatures to ensure African American voting rights.
D) a sense of relief felt by both white and black populations in the South.
E) an end to African Americans being terrorized by the troops.