Which statement about race relations in the north and south after reconstruction is true? a. blacks in the south elected politicians who would serve their interests. b. the north became fully integrated. c. little changed in the north; segregation continued. d. blacks and whites in the south mingled freely. i think it is c

Little changed in the North and Segregation continued in the South is the correct answer.

There were still several state and local laws in the southern states which enforced racial segregation. The laws were known as Jim Crows Laws. The African-Americans and poor whites were disfranchised through poll tax, literary and comprehension tests. So they didn't had any political participation and were also not eligible to serve on juries .