Who did north carolina’s african americans most often rely on for support and survival amidst the segregation and violence of the late1890s?

news reporters
the government
the police
each other

the answer is: Each other

During the period of segregation and violence in the late 1890s, racial tension between ethnicities in united states was at all time high.

Establishments that exist at that time (including the governments and the media)  were never really took the African Americans' side in case confrontation happened.

Because of this, they often have to rely on each other for support and survival.

i believe that the answer to the question provided above is that the role of campaign committees is to act as a bridge between state and local campaigns.