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    Democrats were not happy at all‚ and threatened to act upon the unfairness and injustice that they had witnessed with the voter fraud. They considered the election a “stolen” one. This rebellion and discontent of the Southerners lead to the Compromise of 1877‚ in which Republicans promised that if Hayes were to be president‚ he would have to remove the last federal troops from the South. The importance of this election includes details such as the cause of the civil rights of the African American

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    When the Reconstruction Era ended with the infamous Compromise of 1877‚ a new era known as the Gilded Age emerged. This time period was plagued with corruption‚ industrialization of the the North and urbanization by farmers and blacks. The United States boomed with industry and new businesses‚ but at the same time‚ it led to a great deal of political corruption and scandals. People who were already rich became richer while the poor became poorer trying to work in dreadful conditions. During the late

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    Fabiana Byles The Great Railroad Strike of 1877 September 21‚ 2014 Scharfenberg The Strike of the Railroads The Great Railroad Strike of 1877 was a huge protest of railroad workers that spread across the United States. These strikes were started due to wage cuts in the Baltimore and Ohio (B&O) Railroad. This was a violent protest in the B&O station in West Virginia‚ Pittsburgh‚ Chicago‚ Maryland and Ohio. Labor was able to unionize by the workers working together in demonstrations but they

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    Salmon River. This was the first raid party‚ which was done in June 13-14‚ 1877 (The Flight-timeline 1877‚ 13 June). After the council was done‚ Chief White Bird was one of the most adamant against selling lands on which the Nez Perce resided during the 1863 Treaty proceedings. This man was the Chief of the men from the Lam’atta band that killed several settlers in the Salmon River area. He led and ignited the Nez Perce War of 1877. This was the second raid party that was done against the white settlers

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    The commencement of the Gilded Age after the end of the Reconstruction period in 1877 sparked domestic change and reform for the United States that transformed the nation in economic‚ social‚ and political aspects (Thesis). The economy prospered due to the development of railroads and industrial and agricultural expansion‚ creating jobs for citizens and an efficient method to produce and transport goods throughout the nation (Claim #1).  Social advancements such as Jane Addam’s foundation of the

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    Between 1877 and 1900‚ a total of ten Blacks were elected to serve in the US Congress.13 This occurred because Southern Democrats forged a unlikely coalition with Black voters against White laborers14. Under this paternalistic order Southern Democrats agreed to

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    Patrick Newman Dr. Christine Eisel U S to 1877 - HIST 2010 M51 December 7‚ 2012 Final Exam 1. The economy plays an important role in colonial America. The leaders on the New England colonies prided themselves on the idea that religion was the primary motivation for emigration‚ but economic motives were hardly unimportant. The American colonial economy was export-driven‚ although by far the largest share of output was consumed internally. Joint stock companies financed the initial conquest

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    Bibliography: Cicovacki‚ P (2012). Dostoevsky and the Affirmation of Life. Transaction Publishers. Dostoevsky‚ F (1877). Dream of a Ridiculous man. R. Srigley (ed.) RLST 1117 EL 10 Ideas of Love 11 Winson‚ J (1990) The meaning of dreams. Scientific American

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    AP US History Reconstruction DBQ Following the culmination of the Civil War‚ issues regarding the restoration of seceded states to the Union‚ the emancipation of slaves‚ and the overall re-development of political institutions in the nation prevailed. The idea of Reconstruction was proposed to political officials in late 1865‚ when the effects of the tumultuous Civil War were at its most devastating. The various enactments of the period were deemed void and not actively enforced. Democratic and

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    federal government maintained troops in the southern states. Blacks voted and held political offices‚ including seats in Congress. The Reconstruction era aroused the bitter opposition of most southern whites. The period came to an end in 1877‚ when a political compromise between the Republican party and southern leaders of the Democratic party led to the withdrawal of federal troops from the South. In the last two decades of the 19th century‚ blacks were disfranchised and stripped of other rights in

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