What does "waving the bloody shirt" have to do with the Red Shirts organization in the South?
A.
The Red Shirts received a red shirt each time they completed an act of violence or intimidation—and brought back the bloody shirt to prove it.
B.
The Red Shirts took their name as a symbol of pride in what Republicans had used to try to defame them.
C.
The Red Shirts took their name as a symbol of unity with Republicans, wearing the shirts to defame ex-confederates.
D.
The Red Shirts took their name in an effort to put a more positive "spin" on the "bloody shirt" claims of Republicans.
E.
The Red Shirts took their name in memory of confederate losses in the Civil War.