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    Jones-Herbert Contemporary U.S. History105 1. Identify two major historical turning points in the period under discussion. There were two major historical turning points during this period; Reconstruction and the Industrial Revolution. With the end of the Civil War in 1865 came the Reconstruction Era which lasted until 1877. During this time the federal government attempted to resolve the issues that resulted from the ending of the Civil War. Although physical rebuilding of the region began quickly

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    The Era October 12th‚1868 Ashley Rivera The new Black Code laws made by President Johnson. “Free blacks are only allowed to work as farmers or servants.” Says one of the landowners in the South. Black Codes By Ashley Rivera Slavery is a main problem socially‚ economically‚ and politically and has changed the lives of so many people. It caused so many problems so why not just end

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    After the Civil War ended in 1865‚ President Abraham Lincoln organized a reconstruction plan for the nation as soon as the Union won. The plan Lincoln proposed consisted of new constitutional laws that prohibited slavery. On December 18th‚ 1865 Congress ratified the thirteenth amendment banning slavery from the nation. The South reacted to this plan by rebelling. They had many things to adjust to‚ such as the Freedman‚ life after the Civil War‚ and the military and political challenges. Freedman’s

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    Freedmen’s Bureau is also known as “the Ex-Slave’s Friend” was created on March 4th of 1865 during the Reconstruction era by the U.S. government as a federal agency and a part of the United States Department of War to help the newly released and freed slavery which is also known as freedmen and southern white refugees transition to freedom in the Southern States and the District of Columbia. The Bill was created by President Abraham Lincoln and was originally intended to last for one year to help

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    History 2620 Midterm #1 Study Guide Identifications: Reconstruction amendments Free labor Presidential Reconstruction Sherman’s Order No. 15 Andrew Johnson Freedmens’ Bureau Black Codes Poll Taxes Vagrancy Laws Ku Klux Klan Radical Reconstruction Reconstruction Acts Ulysses Grant Enforcement Acts Sharecropping Liberal Republicans Redeemers The Compromise of 1877 Plutocracy Allotment Acts Recapitulation theory Grandfather clause Segregation Plessy v. Ferguson New Immigration Populism The Tariff

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    from the pre-colonial period through the Civil War and Reconstruction era. The first goal of the course is to impart to students a strong foundational overview of the key events and transitions from this period. Students will study and analyze the colonization of North America; cultural conflicts in the American colonies; the rise of slavery and the development of the colonial economy; the imperial rivalries that shaped the colonial era; the causes and contingencies of the American Revolution;

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    nature of government through a bizarre story that follows the actions of the men on a train attempting to save themselves through a parliamentary process. The scenario represents the often misguided collective conscience of the government in Twain’s era‚ and unfortunately‚ today as well. The men‚ trying to hold on to human values and not succumb to their instincts‚ fail miserably as they attempted to remove their guilt of eating each other by justifying it through “Robert’s Rules of Order.” The cannibalism

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    the war was fought‚ over 620‚000 men were left dead. With the new freedoms granted to African Americans as a result of the outcome of the Civil War came challenges with reconstructing the Southern states that were rather ravaged and bitter. The Reconstruction period in America was in many ways still a war even though the Civil War had already ended. Although some 4 million slaves were given their freedom‚ which in the South was barely recognized to not recognized at all‚ congressional Republicans and

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    termination of blacks‚ Catholics‚ and Jews”. They were motivated by the dream of a world with only one race. Ever since 1866 in the year 1870 the Ku Klux Kan extended into almost every southern state and was said that helped overthrow republican reconstruction era policies in the south (Remini 219). Then once again the KKK revived in the 1920’s after a period of declined. The KKK movement revived and became a “Nationwide political power”. Although‚ it may be hard to believe the Klu Klux Klan started

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    to go from a slave to a freed man. However‚ once they fought in the Revolutionary War the equal rights they had anticipated would be given to them‚ were not. Leaders in the South felt that the new government was corrupt and favored blacks. The reconstruction period never occurred because white southerners needed blacks for their labor force and did not want to see them having the same equal rights they had like‚ voting‚ holding office and enjoying equality before the law. (Foner) The only thing that

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