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19. Rutherford B. Hayes

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Rutherford B. Hayes, born in Ohio in 1822, was the nineteenth President of the United States (1877 to 1881). His election in 1876 is among the most disputed in history: only a political deal, the Compromise of 1877, gave the Republican the office. Part of that compromise was the end of Reconstruction: the last federal troops withdrew from the South. This ended federal protection of the freed slaves, with grave consequences for their rights for decades. Hayes served, as announced, only one term. He died in 1893. Good to know: Rutherford B. Hayes won one of the most disputed elections in US history in 1876. Hayes had promised to serve only one term and kept his word. Hayes lost the popular vote but was declared president through a political compromise: in return, Reconstruction in the South ended. With the withdrawal of federal troops from the South, Reconstruction ended under Hayes, with dire consequences for black rights. A committed teetotaller, Hayes's wife Lucy banned all alcohol from the White House: she went down in history as โ€žLemonade Lucyโ€œ.

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Which number president was Hayes?

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19th

Took office in 1877.

๐Ÿ’ก Did you know? Rutherford B. Hayes won one of the most disputed elections in US history in 1876.

When was Hayes president?

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1877 to 1881

Only one term.

๐Ÿ’ก Did you know? Hayes had promised to serve only one term and kept his word.

What was special about Hayes's 1876 victory?

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disputed election

A political deal decided it.

๐Ÿ’ก Did you know? Hayes lost the popular vote but was declared president through a political compromise: in return, Reconstruction in the South ended.

What ended under Hayes?

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end of Reconstruction

Federal troops withdrew.

๐Ÿ’ก Did you know? With the withdrawal of federal troops from the South, Reconstruction ended under Hayes, with dire consequences for black rights.

Which party did Hayes belong to?

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Republican

From Ohio.

๐Ÿ’ก Did you know? A committed teetotaller, Hayes's wife Lucy banned all alcohol from the White House: she went down in history as โ€žLemonade Lucyโ€œ.

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