'Congressional reconstruction' presentation slideshows

Unit 3-1 Exam Questions

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Your Initials

Condition of the South after the Civil War. 7. Your Initials. Pg. 479-480. ID: A civilization had collapsed in both its economic and social structure. Significance: Infrastructure Cities like Richmond and Charleston in ruins

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Reconstruction

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Reconstruction

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Reconstruction

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Growth and Conflict

Growth and Conflict. Conflicts over Texas, Maine, and Oregon. Texas Revolt and independence Annexation denied Boundary dispute in Maine Boundary dispute in Oregon. Conflicts over Texas, Maine, and Oregon. Election of 1844 James K. Polk Annexing Texas and dividing Oregon. War with Mexico.

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The Ordeal of Reconstruction

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3/28 & 3/31

3/28 & 3/31. Icebreaker ~ What were 3 advantages for the North during the Civil War? What were 2 disadvantages for the North during the C.W.? What were 3 advantages for the South during the C.W.? What were 2 disadvantages for the South during the C.W.?. Reconstruction and its Effects.

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Aim: review for test on Civil War & Reconstruction

Aim: review for test on Civil War & Reconstruction. Essay Topic: Presidential v. Congressional Reconstruction. Know both plans. Complete castlelearning. Missouri Compromise 1820. Compromise of 1820- (goal of each compromise- maintain a sectional balance).

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Questions of Reconstruction

Questions of Reconstruction. Focus Question. According to the Second Inaugural Address, how would Lincoln have treated the defeated Southern states?. Results of the Civil War. The Union was preserved Slavery ended Emancipation in rebellious states Thirteenth Amendment ratified in 1865

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Reconstruction after 1866: The Cliff Notes Version

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The Crisis of Reconstruction, 1865-1877

The Crisis of Reconstruction, 1865-1877. Chapter 16. Guiding Questions. 1.) How did the Radical Republicans gain control over reconstructing the South and what was the impact of their programs on ex Confederates, other white southerners, and southern blacks?

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Reconstruction:

Reconstruction:. A Window Opened, Then Shut. W. E. B. Du Bois, Black Reconstruction in America, 1935:.

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Economic Changes in the South and Black Codes

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CHAPTER 16

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Reconstruction and Reform

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Warm-up:

Warm-up:. Answer in brief paragraph: What was life like for the newly freed African Americans?. Reconstruction Politics. Political Parties. Lincoln was a Republican and Johnson was a Democrat, but chosen as running mate (vice-president) because he was a Union sympathizer

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The Burden of Southern History

The Burden of Southern History. What were the basic requirements of Congressional Reconstruction in order for states to be readmitted to the Union? Why did Johnson get impeached- Stanton? What was Ex parte Milligan (tribunals) and how did Congress reign in slave power in the Judiciary?.

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The Two Plans of Reconstruction

The Two Plans of Reconstruction. Presidential and Congressional. Presidential Reconstruction. Both Lincoln and Johnson supported lenient plans for Reconstruction. The idea was to make it easy and quick for former confederate states to rejoin the Union, so the country could move on.

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The Politics of Reconstruction : Presidential v. Congressional Reconstruction

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