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    DISCUSSION 1 WASHINGTON & DUBOIS PART 1: QUESTION: We will begin our discussion concerning race relations during the historical period now called Reconstruction – this is the time period after the Civil War. As African Americans tried to combat racism and avoid racial conflict‚ they clashed over strategies of accommodation and resistance. The Southern educator‚ author and civil rights leader‚ Booker T. Washington urged

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    property‚ divorce‚ and child custody were biased towards men‚ leaving women with little or no control over their own lives. Women were stereotyped to have homemaker or housewife responsibilities other than having education or careers. Even though the Reconstruction Amendments were considered to give African Americans freedom and citizenship‚ racism and sexism still continued. The National Woman Suffrage Association linked political rights to other causes‚ including inflammatory ones like free love‚ while

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    After the Civil War had come to an end our nation had approximately four million newly freed slaves. The Union was faced with the challenges of protecting the new freedmen’s rights of citizenship. This turbulent era in American History was Called Reconstruction. The Southern states were not pleased with the changes being made to make African

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    expected. President Lincoln made a plan to save our country called REconstruction‚ he wanted 10% of white southern men to take an oath of loyalty and they were off the hook for almost destroying the country. North or South: Who killed Reconstruction? The definition of reconstruction is the action or process of reconstructing or being reconstructed. Both Southern resistance and Northern neglect contributed to the death of Reconstruction. However‚ Northern neglect was the greater problem.

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    Introduction of the World Art Style: 1934 Medium: Oil in canvas Concept: Aspect of Negro life: From slavery through reconstruction. In this piece Aspects of Negro Life: From Slavery to Reconstruction (1934)‚ Douglas is expressing the Negro movement by showing the transition of African Americans from his own experienced. He is showing his political activism and artwork‚ and revealed ideas and values given during Harlem Renaissance. The 1920s and 1930s brought changes to the

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    How Reconstruction Failed to Bring Equality to Freed Blacks After the Civil War‚ the government had changed from a republican rule to a democratic rule that had hatred towards the South because of conflicts that had arisen during the Civil War. The Northern Republicans wanted to punish the South by forming laws that terminated slavery and granted freed blacks the right to vote‚ the right to own land‚ the right to due process‚ and outlawed discrimination based on race; all were attempts to try

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    The years following the Civil War and Reconstruction would see an increase in the roles of women in the United States. These roles would allow the women to provide for their families in more ways than staying at home and taking care of the children and house. Women would become contributors to both the household and the economy. The increased role did not mean that women were considered equal to their male counterparts‚ it would take decades for that to occur. This was the time of social movement

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    Abstract: This paper focuses on three very significant theories of Social Science namely the Evolutionary Theory‚ Marx’s Theory and Modernization Theory. It tries to discuss the theories from different dimensions as to give a clear picture of the theories. The main goal of this paper is to cover every aspect of these theories as briefly as possible. Evolutionary Theory: Introduction Society presents a sue generis reality: a real existence in which it manifests properties other than

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    that Reconstruction was mostly a success in many areas of the country‚ but that doesn’t mean that it was perfect. In my opinion‚ Reconstruction succeeded in more areas than it failed in. It succeeded in ending slavery‚ making African Americans citizens‚ giving former slaves the right to vote‚ reuniting the Union‚ and more. The success in these areas greatly contributed to why I think Reconstruction was a success. I think it succeeded in ending slavery because the first of the Reconstruction Amendments

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    government could collectively pass was the Reconstruction Plan. The Reconstruction Plan focused on punishing the south by helping freedmen and establishing their (limited) rights‚ preventing confederate soldiers from voting‚ and having almost total reign over former confederate state government. However‚ the plan of reconstruction would be so degraded over time that most of the progress made for arican americans would be reversed. Overall the reconstruction plan failed‚ the reasons behind these failures

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