How did many Southern States try to limit the effects of Radical Reconstruction? a. They secured passage of new amendments to the United States Constitution. b. They abolished the Southern sharecropping system.
c. They adopted federal laws mandating segregation.
d. They enacted Jim Crow laws.

d. They enacted Jim Crow laws.

Explanation:

Radical Reconstruction is the strategy or motion that was passed by the United States Congress around 1867, to ensure amongst other things, that the civil rights of the freedmen and coloured people were guaranteed comprehensively.

On the other hand, Jim Crow's Laws were laws specially made to eliminate political and economic advantages that were being enjoyed by the black people during the Reconstruction period

However, in the attempt of the Southern States to limit the effects of Radical Reconstruction, they enacted Jim Crow's law.

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