A. One primary law that resulted from the Reconstruction was the Fourteenth Amendment; citizenship confirmed to all persons born or naturalized in the United States. It also stopped states from taking a person's life, liberty, and property. There had to cause to do so in the form of due process of the law. This law also applied to African Americans, but not for the Native Americans until 1924(Norton, 2015). A second significant impact was the Reconstruction Act of 1867. Black men gained the right to vote. Even though blacks were given freedom and equal rights, they still where see that way in individual white's eyes. One major group that thought blacks should stay as came to the United States was the KKK. The Whites were also removed from office by Fourteenth Amendment, and this meant...