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The United States After the Civil War

The United States After the Civil War. Reconstruction: 1865-1877 . 17. Andrew Johnson – 1865-1869 . 18. U.S. Grant – 1869-1877. Nathan Bedford Forrest – 1821-1877 . The Reconstruction Amendments. 13 th Amendment 1865 -- freedom 14 th Amendment 1867 -- citizenship

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The United States After the Civil War

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  1. The United States After the Civil War

  2. Reconstruction: 1865-1877

  3. 17. Andrew Johnson – 1865-1869

  4. 18. U.S. Grant – 1869-1877

  5. Nathan Bedford Forrest – 1821-1877

  6. The Reconstruction Amendments • 13th Amendment 1865 -- freedom • 14th Amendment 1867 -- citizenship • 15th Amendment 1870 -- suffrage

  7. Political Leaders* of the Gilded Age: 1877-1897 *not exactly household names

  8. Samuel Tilden – 1814-1886

  9. 19. Rutherford B. Hayes — 1877-1881

  10. 20. James A. Garfield – 1881

  11. 21. Chester Alan Arthur – 1881-1885

  12. 22. Grover Cleveland –1885-1889

  13. 23. Benjamin Harrison – 1889-1893

  14. 24. Grover Cleveland –1893-1897

  15. The Gilded Age: 1877-1900

  16. Booker T. Washington – 1856-1915

  17. W.E.B. DuBois –1868-1963

  18. Resistance on the Great Plains

  19. Sitting Bull – 1831-1890

  20. George Armstrong Custer – 1839-1876

  21. Crazy Horse – 1849-1877

  22. The Little Big Horn, June 1876

  23. Chief Joseph — 1840-1904

  24. Nelson B. Miles

  25. Wounded Knee

  26. Andrew Carnegie – 1835-1919

  27. John D. Rockefeller — 1839-1937

  28. J. P. Morgan – 1837-1913

  29. Herbert Spencer –1820-1903 Social Darwinism “Survival of the Fittest”

  30. William Graham Sumner – 1840-1910“Millionaires are the product of natural selection.”

  31. Lester Frank Ward –1841-1913 Reform Darwinism

  32. Terrence Powderly – 1849-1924

  33. The Haymarket Affair, Chicago 1886

  34. The Homestead Strike 1892

  35. William Jennings Bryan –1860-1925

  36. 25. William McKinley – 1897-1901

  37. The United States Becomes an Imperial Power

  38. Annexation of Hawaii, 1898

  39. Sinking of The Maine -- 1898

  40. Battle of Manila Bay – May 1, 1898

  41. Admiral George Dewey – 1837-1917 Emilio Aguinaldo – 1869-1964

  42. The Rough Riders

  43. 26. Theodore Roosevelt – 1901-1909

  44. Building the Panama Canal

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