Question

how did the panic of 1873 affect conditions in the south? (1 point) fear of poverty and scarcity brought the country together which strengthened racial relations. the epidemic killed many workers which made jobs available for those who did not get sick. it helped the rise of jim crow because there wasnt enough money to invest in reconstruction efforts. it forced radical republicans to create new laws to avoid an economic depression.

Explanation:

The Panic of 1873 was a financial crisis. With less money available due to the economic downturn, there was insufficient funding for Reconstruction efforts in the South. This lack of investment contributed to the rise of Jim - Crow laws which institutionalized racial segregation. The other options are incorrect as the panic was a financial event not an epidemic, and it did not strengthen racial relations or force Radical Republicans to create new laws to avoid depression in the context of the South's conditions related to Jim - Crow.

Answer:

It helped the rise of Jim Crow because there wasn't enough money to invest in Reconstruction efforts.