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The real damage to race relations in the south came not from slavery, but from Reconstruction, which would not have occurred if the South had won
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It was Reconstruction - which would not have occured had the South won - not slavery, that caused the real damage to race relations in the south.
It was Reconstruction - which would not have occured had the South won - not slavery, that caused the real damage to race relations in the south.
Hi susiedqq,how about . . . .
It was Reconstruction - which would not have occured had the South won - not slavery, that caused the real damage to race relations in the south.
Good job! Just one question!. I'm not a native speaker and I would like to know whether there is an important difference between yours and mine. Is it just a matter of giving greater emphasis and relevance to 'reconstruction' in your sentence or is there something else to it? That is, is mine ok as well, or there is a subtle nuance I fail to get. Thanks in advance.
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