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As new constitutions were ratified in the south in the late 1860s, local and state republican governments focused ona. the defense of civil rights, desegregation, black employment opportunities, and the restoration of a cotton economyb. public education, the defense of civil rights, the abolition of racial discrimination, and the creation of a diversified economy c. public education, full civil rights for blacks, and the reestablishment of an economy based on agricultured. full black equality, public education, and the redistribution of property
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