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    1877 saw the end of Reconstruction in the USA with the situation of African-Americans looking to be more positive as they had just gained the right to vote in 1870 with the 15th amendment and gained equal protection under the law with the 14th but still suffered terrible amounts of discrimination in the North and the South. The ‘Black situation’ in 1900 was that the legal‚ social‚ economic and political status of blacks was inferior throughout the USA‚ especially in the South. One way in which you

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    the Union. Furthermore‚ new economic and social policy was needed to accommodate freedmen. Reconstruction was a failed approach to reunite the Union because of weak policy and the inability of executives to develop a nonpartisan plan that would ease tension with the Southern states. The lack of multiple administration’s competence was evident while reconstruction was occurring. As the initial reconstruction efforts began‚ President Abraham Lincoln was presented with the Wade-Davis Bill‚ in 1864.

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    again‚ there was the creation of many ideas‚ laws‚ amendments‚ and acts that led to what we call the Reconstruction period. The legacy of Reconstruction is good‚ as goals to reunify South and North were achieved. It is also very negative because racial inequalities continued in many different ways as black codes and Jim Crow laws kept blacks from being equal. Starting with the Radical Reconstruction‚ the South was attacked by laws that were intended to make them become states free of black oppression

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    The key goals of Reconstruction were to readmit the South into the Union and to define the status of freedmen in American society. The Reconstruction era was marked by political‚ not violent‚ conflict. Some historical myths are that the South was victimized by Reconstruction‚ and that the various plans of Reconstruction were corrupt and unjust. Actually‚ the plans were quite lenient‚ enforcing military rule for only a short period of time‚ ignoring land reform‚ and granting pardons easily. The task

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    bring changes in southern part. “This struggle to rebuild Southern government‚ society‚ infrastructure and economy was called reconstruction.” This was greatly opposed by the white people‚ as they predicted that this could bring the opportunity for the black people to get their rights. That is the reason‚ Lincoln was assassinated 3 days after his proposal for reconstruction‚ where he raised the idea of bringing freedom to blacks through the right to vote. Though Lincoln was assassinated‚ his

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    The Reconstruction Era had caused many problems among the black people‚ the south‚ and the North (The Union). During this Reconstruction Era the South had found any possible loopholes that they could use to take black people’s rights away such as needing to do a literature test before voting‚ and used their power to scare and threaten black people into doing what they had wanted. To what length did the south destroy Reconstruction? The south had killed Reconstruction by using any and all loopholes

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    Reconstruction and the Gilded Age (C) The industrialization movement in America was a very attractive incentive to migrate to the United States. “Record numbers of immigrants arrived in the United States‚ some 9 million from 1880 to 1900‚ and 13 million from 1900 to 1914” (1). Most people thought of the U.S. as a flagship for hope and economic gain. With the expansion of railroads‚ emergence of new technology‚ and vast supply of natural resources‚ opportunities were as high as ever. As cities populations

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    What Is Freedom? Reconstruction 1865-1877 Four days after the meeting Sherman issued Special Field Order 15: It set aside Sea Island and a large area on the South Carolina and Georgia coasts for the settlement of the black families on 40 acre plots of land. He offered them broken mule too. With Slavery dead‚ which black institution strengthened after the war? a. The free blacks’ church b. The secret slave church c. The back family d. The free blacks’ schools e. ALL OF THE ABOVE- Correct

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    Post Reconstruction was supposed to be a time of change for the world‚ especially for African Americans. Although post Reconstruction was believed to eliminate segregation and racial discrimination‚ many people noticed that there was actually little to no change that occurred. Luckily‚ slavery was part of the past and many great leaders including Abraham Lincoln had set out to change America in terms of equality. Unfortunately‚ post Reconstruction proved that nothing had changed for African Americans

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    What If It Had Succeeded?”. In this case‚ Ms. Barmell expresses her opinion about why Reconstruction didn’t succeed in the U.S. Barmell addresses that many American schools were taught about the positive side of Reconstruction‚ how Abraham Lincoln ended slavery and the Union Army won the Civil War. However‚ not many individuals were taught about Black Codes‚ Jim Crow laws‚ Freedmen’s Bureau‚ and so on. The

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