Post Civil war and Reconstruction

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Post Civil war and Reconstruction

• 1865-1877

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REVIEW

• What were the following (1 sen. Description)
• 1. Kansas Nebraska Act
• 2. Dred Scott Decision
• 3. Stephen Douglas
• 4. Solid South

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Map Review

• Popular Sovereignty determines the status of
  slavery here.
• The first state to secede from the Union in 1860.
• The State that slavery was made illegal according
  to the Compromise of 1850.
• Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas ran against
  each other to be senator of this state.
• Location of the Siege of Vicksburg
• What state did the Confederacy surrender in?

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Standards and EQ

• SSUSH10 The student will identify legal,
  political, and social dimensions of
  Reconstruction
• EU Explain how changing long held human
  tradition can lead to resentment, apprehension,
  and bitterness.
• EQ How did Abraham Lincolns view of
  reconstruction and Congress view of
  reconstruction differ significantly?

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Lincolns 10 percent plan

• What was Lincolns 10 plan?
• What are the main points of the plan
• 1.
• 2.
• How did Congress feel about this plan?
• Why was this plan never enacted?
• What is the Wade Davis Bill?
• What are the main parts of the bill.
• 1.
• 2.

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Lincolns 2nd inaugural address

• Abraham Lincoln Second Inaugural Address. U.S.
  Inaugural Addresses. 1989
• Many historians argue this speech is better than
  the Gettysburg address
• Tone very somber not victorious
• Spoke about reconciliation
• Made in response to the Wade-Davis Bill (United
  States 1864) -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia

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Assassination of Lincoln

• Lincoln survived to see the Confederacy
  surrender, but did not live to see the fighting
  completely end.
• When he was assassinated, Sherman was still
  marching through NC and had not gotten word the
  war was over.
• History channel recap of assassination
• Who was Abraham Lincoln?

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What are the following terms

• 1. Carpet bagger how did the south and north
  view these
• 2. scalawag how did the south and north view
  these
• 3. 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments why did the
  north feel a need for these and why did the south
  feel they were not necessary? How did African
  Americans feel towards these?
• 4.What is the term solid south and what is the
  meaning?

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What was reconstruction

• Rebuilding of the nation after the war.
• Much of the SOUTH was destroyed due to constant
  battle.
• Also had to help plantation owners and slaves to
  new lives.
• Had to reinstitute a government loyal to the USA

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The plan for rebuilding U.S.A.

• ANDREW JOHNSON inherited Lincolns battle.
• Presidential reconstruction Very forgiving of
  the South, did not want to punish them too much.
• 1. Pardon given to Confederates who pledge oath
  to USA
• 2. No pardons to Confederate military and
  government officials or to soldiers who killed
  A.A. POWs
• 3. States had to hold constitutional conventions
  and they had to ratify the 13th amendment.

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Radical Reconstruction

• Congress Passes the Reconstruction Act of 1867.
  Very Radical plan. Punishes SOUTH HARSHLY!
  (radical reconstruction)
• 1. 5 military districts
• 2. New delegates and constitutions are to be
  elected and made
• 3. All qualified male voter including A.A. can
  vote
• 4. Southerners who supported Confederacy cannot
  vote
• 5. Southern states must guarantee all citizens
  equal rights.
• 6. States must ratify 14th amendment

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Impeachment

• THE TENURE OF OFFICE ACT OF 1867
• The Impeachment Trial of Andrew Johnson
• Johnson is retained as President by a margin of 1
  vote, but is nothing more than a lame duck
  President.
• Was the impeachment trial of Johnson just about
  the Tenure of office act or was it about much
  more?

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THE NEW SOUTH AND NEW ECONOMY

• What is Sharecropping?
• What is Tenant farming?
• What is the Freedmans bureau?
• How does Morehouse College factor into
  reconstruction?

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Steps taken to help African Americans

• March 1865 Freedmans bureau established.
• Gave clothing, medical supplies, food and
  education to newly freed African Americans.
• Morehouse College - Wikipedia, the free
  encyclopedia

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Equality and African Americans

• 3 types of equality in life
• 1. Civil
• 2. Political
• 3. Social Equality
• 14th amendment guaranteed civil equality
• Black codes restricted social equality
• Voting restrictions and poll taxes restricted
  political equality

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Questions

• 1. Who were the redeemers? How were the
  associated with the KKK?
• 2. Who was the KKK and why were the instrumental
  during reconstruction? What were their goals?
• 3. Please complete the activity on p. 421 with
  the P.C.
• 4. What was the USA vs. Cruikshank?
• 5. What was the Compromise of 1877

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4 Goal of Reconstruction

• 1. Physically rebuild
• 2. Economically rebuild
• 3. Rebuild Government in south
• 4. Grant African Americans equality

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Black Codes

• Black Codes (United States) - Wikipedia, the free
  encyclopedia

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Election of 1868

• Presidential Election Interactive Map and History
  of the Electoral College
• Reconstruction - Ulysses S. Grant

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Election of 1876

• The http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_pre
  sidential_election,_1876 led to the end of
  Reconstruction.
• Resolved by the Compromise of 1877 - Wikipedia,
  the free encyclopedia