What deal did democrats and republicans make regarding the presidential election of 1876?

The presidential election of 1876 saw the election of the republican Rutherford B. Hayes against the democrat Samuel Jones Tilden, who had nevertheless obtained the absolute majority of the popular votes.

This election was defined only after a very important litigation, which almost led to a constitutional impasse. The acceptance by the Democrats of the election of Hayes was undoubtedly the price to pay for the Republicans to put an end to the Reconstruction, and thus to the trusteeship of the Southern States,

In any case, Southern Democrats, called Dixiecrats, were able, after 1877, to regain power in all the former Confederate States and reintroduce a policy of racial discrimination, known as the Jim Crow Laws. At the same time, Republicans were disappearing from the political landscape of the southern states before reappearing only in the 1960s and 1970s.

As a result of the deal, the president would be a Republican, and the cabinet would contain Democrats.

there are no mutiple choices here