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    Battle of Shiloh

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    side was ready to fight. Johnston’s army pushed back the Union soldiers‚ but they began reorganizing farther away from the attack. Johnston’s army was crushing the Grant’s‚ but finally‚ the union set up a stronghold in a sunken road. Grant told his army not to let go of the sunken road. The union held the road as bullets passed them. All the bullets sounded like a mad Hornet’s nest. The confederates attacked the “Hornets nest” eleven times. The Union still held strong. General Prentiss

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    Andrew Johnson to be a white supremacist? He was against slavery; why was he AGAINST equal rights for African- Americans? Many consider Andrew Johnson to be a white supremacist because he despises the institution of slavery because of the power it grants. Simply‚ he has no desire to see racial equality brought to the south or anywhere in America. 6. How did many Confederates regain government power in the Southern states? Johnson had much leniency toward the ex-rebels. He makes it easy for the

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    Rutherford B. Hayes

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    Hayes began his practice in a small town called Lower Sandusky. Not finding many opportunities here‚ he left for Cincinnati in 1849 where he became a successful lawyer. In 1952‚ Hayes married Lucy Ware Webb‚ a graduate from Wesleyan Women’s College. She would later become the first wife of a President to have graduated from college. When the Civil War began‚ Hayes offered his services to the State of Ohio. Knowing the Governor‚ William Dennison‚ he became the major in the 23rd Ohio

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    The Empire Strikes Back

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    manipulation of Negros was used to solidify the economic interest of monopolies and northeastern investors. Successfully isolating the southern economy from investing into its own infrastructure. Further ensuring that profits from southern railroads and land grants went directly to the North in the form of dividends. Negros and Republicans especially valued the political revolution brought on by

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    Thomas Nast Influence

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    His attacks on politicians were not just on the local level. He was instrumental in helping get President Grant elected and re-elected with his vicious cartoons depicting Grant’s opponents like Horace Greeley. He later went on to help President Hayes and President Cleveland get elected‚ some had dubbed him the "President Maker." Some of the many social issues

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    AH 213 Olds 7 DBQ Essay Reconstruction or Disfranchisement: After the Civil War‚ the South’s economy was devastated and was filled with angry whites who were frustrated over the emancipation of slavery. They wished to change the social status of African Americans and suppress them once again. The post-war South was in a state of chaos. In hopes to solve this problem‚ Lincoln established a Reconstruction Plan. Reconstruction was meant to tackle the issues through the re-admittance

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    The Reconstruction Era

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    The thirteenth amendment‚ for instance‚ was made to outlaw slavery‚ along with the fourteenth amendment to define citizenship and protect all Americans under the law and the fifteenth amendment to grant the suffrage to all men. All of the reunited‚ pardoned Southern states ratified these Reconstruction Amendments and drafted improved constitutions that greatly expanded public responsibilities‚ established free public education systems‚ created new

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    History 4197 • Spring 2013 Thursday‚ January 17‚ 2013 The Many Meanings of Scandal Themes * Slander * Attacks on personal and public reputation * Take people to court for slander * Print Media * Publicity * Personal Attacks * Gossip * The engine of scandal * Doesn’t have to be true * Public figures * The most likely figures. They invite scandal because they are in the public sphere. Slander has been limited to people who stay private

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    Failure of Reconstruction

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    Anthony Kerkula JrJoseph Myers HIS 120 October 2‚ 2014 Failure of Reconstruction Reconstruction was the period from 1865-1877 where the government of the United States tried to put the country together again after the Civil War. President Abraham Lincoln lived briefly during this period (assassinated) and set the template for reconstruction. The Vice President Andrew Johnson who is described as lacking Lincoln’s moral sense and political judgment‚ became President and followed the template while

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    leaders. He was not born with a silver spoon in his mouth‚ though more like a silver foot in his mouth. Johnson ’s father died when he was four; there was no money left‚ so he was sent out as an apprentice when he was nine. He never went to school‚ but taught himself to read when he was seventeen. He became a tailor and ended up in Greeneville‚ Tennessee when he was twenty-two. In his 20’s he learned that he was good not only as a tailor‚ but at "stumping.” Stumping was known as getting up and letting

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