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    Explain. Only 5 Northern states allowed African American men to vote even in North Document 2: Question: What‚ according to General Thomas‚ was the purpose of the Ku Klux Klan? A secret group of men to rally around their views on African Americans Question: Look back to the document-based question. How did the Ku Klux Klan help to undermine Congress’ effort to ensure equal rights to freedmen? Organized by white Southerners to undermine radical reconstruction efforts Document 3:

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    Democrats reclaimed power in the South‚ while the Republicans remained in power in both the Senate and the White House. In doing so‚ they did sacrifice their goals of complete southern Reconstruction in order to win the election. Former slaves lost all federal protection and conditions in the South were returned to a state only marginally better than slavery. However‚ before ending reform efforts‚ the Republicans did manage to improve social and economic conditions for African Americans living in the

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    The Ku Klux Klan‚ KKK‚ was a society who took lives based on their race. They terrorized blacks and tried to prevent Reconstruction efforts. The KKK was was a “white supremacist” organization that was founded in the year 1866‚ according to encyclopedia.com. This group was shared between 4 million people nationally. This society aimed their violent acts towards both white and black Republican leaders. Some examples would be bombing black schools and some churches‚ and extremely violent attacks against

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    Everyone knows about president Lincoln and the emancipation proclamation. How the north won the civil war and slavery was abolished. It is a nice thought. But it was not that easy. After the civil war slaves across the United States were granted their freedom. Being granted freedom and being free were two different things‚ many slaves would learn this the hard way. Freedmen and women were now on their own and had to face many obstacles. The biggest being racism. This battle for equality would last

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    The increased amount of news broadcasts and social media being used by our government to force feed us with fake information‚ has lead for our entire nation to be at a loss of whether or not we can ever trust our elected officials‚ and their administration again. In light of Donald Trump’s new presidency‚ many have learned that our government is not forced to tell the “truth‚” and as Donald Trump so commonly does‚ can tell their own constructed “truth.” We have seen this constructed truth thrust

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    The articles that will be disused in this essay are as followed “Report on conditions in the south (1865)” and “Reconstruction (1865). The articles have connections to the progressive reform movement. The conditions in the south were dreadful when congress asked for the current conditions during 1865. The progressive reform movement was placed during that time so that many of these problems would go away such as the dreadful conditions in the south. The congress had these reports in mind

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    When the civil war ended‚ the Republican Party developed the Reconstruction program‚ which threatened to turn the south upside down. The Reconstruction was developed with the intention of giving blacks the chance for a new and better life. Upon being freed some blacks stayed with their old masters‚ yet many left in search of opportunities in education and land ownership. There were many things that stood in their way of these tasks. There were the “black codes” which required black to carry

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    The Radical Republicans were a minority group of Republican congressmen whose Ideas differ from those of the Moderate Republicans and Conservative Republicans. Their political faction lasted from around 1854 to 1877. During the Civil War Radical Republicans‚ favored the enlistment of black troops and call for the emancipation of slavery. They opposed and criticized President Abraham Lincoln a Moderate Republican for not moving fast enough to abolish slavery and for his selection of military commanders

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    million in 1860 to 38 million in 1870. In 1867 Alaska was bought from Russia‚ the same year Nebraska became 37th state and the Union Pacific

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    have the right to vote. During the reading it reviews the constantly changing view on the subject of the Reconstruction. The postwar Reconstruction period has been viewed in many different lights throughout history but one fact remains true‚ that it was one of the most violent‚ dramatic and controversial times in US’s history. Eric Foner talks about the way the Reconstruction was a period of intense‚ corruption and

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