Reconstruction Era: Rebuilding a Nation After Civil War

May 15, 2025

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Explore the period of Reconstruction (1863-1877) where the US rebuilt post-Civil War. Learn about its challenges, political changes, and societal impacts. Discover key figures and events shaping this transformative era.

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Reconstruction Era: Rebuilding a Nation After Civil War

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1. Reconstruction 1863-1877

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Reconstruction. Chapter 8. Reconstruction . Plan to rebuild and reunite with the South following the Civil War 1865-1877 Process of bringing southern states back into the Union. Lincoln’s Plan for Reconstruction . 10% of Southerners must pledge loyalty oaths Lenient (forgiving)

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Reconstruction. Mrs. Cord. The southern economy had been ruined by the war. Charleston, South Carolina: Broad Street, 1865. President Lincoln’s Plan. End war as quickly as possible Only 10% of people had to swear allegiance to Union before they could reenter the Union.

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RECONSTRUCTION. 1865-1877. The impact of war in the South Richmond. Charleston Physical destruction of the south. The impact of war in the South. 2. Economic conditions Banks, businesses destroyed by inflation

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Reconstruction. Plans. Lincoln’s Plan. 10 % loyalty oath of registered voters Former Confederate officials couldn’t hold office State had to ban slavery. Opposition to Lincoln’s plan. Radical Republicans Lincoln’s plan too lenient Congress should make reconstruction laws

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Reconstruction. 5th Grade. Fifteenth Amendment. Segregation. Ulysses S. Grant. John Wilkes Booth. Black Codes. poll tax. Ku Klux Klan. Fourteenth Amendment. Abraham Lincoln. scalawags. Hiram Revels. Jim Crow Laws. Reconstruction. sharecropping. carpetbagger. Thirteenth Amendment.

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Reconstruction. The Thirteenth Amendment. The abolishment of slavery in the United States. This was important because originally the emancipation proclamation only freed slaves in the confederate sates. Quiz. 1.What were the beliefs of the Radical Republicans?

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Reconstruction. Chapter 22. Essential Questions?. How are civil liberties challenged during times of conflict? How have changes during Reconstruction made a lasting impact on America? Which changes of the Civil War and Reconstruction era were short lived and which have had a lasting impact?

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Reconstruction. Reconstruction. Introduction Background and Definition Presidential (1863-67) Lincoln Radicals and Others Southern Resistance Impeachment Radical/Congressional Reconstruction (1868-77) Reconstruction Act Amendments 13, 14, 15 1876 Election Conclusion. Themes.

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Reconstruction. Bell Work: Read the following poem and answer the questions. Daily Agenda: Civil War Quiz ( Quizzy -very little) “Better Angels of our Nature…” “O Captain, my Captain…” Reconstruction overview. Civil War Quizzy. 1. During what years did the Civil War take place?

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Reconstruction. Unit 5.7. What to do with the South?. What is the political and legal status of the former Confederate States when the war ends ? Lincoln’s Ten Percent plan – easy Congress tried their own with the Wade-Davis Bill – harder Lincoln killed it with a pocket veto.

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Reconstruction. By Miss O. Emancipation Proclamation. January 1, 1863 Executive order by President Lincoln Freed all the slaves in the southern states that had “rebelled”. U.S. Constitution Changed. After the Civil War, 3 amendments were added to the Constitution.

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Reconstruction. Reconstruction. 1865-1877 Very complicated period of time during which the US: Began to rebuild after Civil War Readmitted southern states Lots of disagreement on process. Lincoln’s plans. Intended to be lenient to southerners & southern states

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RECONSTRUCTION. Outline Notes. The South Under Reconstruction. The South Under Reconstruction. The South Under Reconstruction. The South Under Reconstruction. The South Under Reconstruction. The South Under Reconstruction. End of Reconstruction. Reconstruction came to an end

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Reconstruction. Reconstruction is. Task of rebuilding the former Confederate states and readmitting them to the Union. 10 percent plan. Required voters in southern states to take an oath of loyalty to the Union When 10 % of voters in state took oath state could form a new state government

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Rebuilding. . Reconstruction. I. The War is Over. Now what do we do about. Rebuilding the South. Slaves. Confederate Leaders. Punishing the South. States wanting to rejoin the Union. A. Lincoln’s Plan. He wanted to reunite the Nation as soon as possible Ten Percent Plan

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RECONSTRUCTION. “ Post Civil War ” 1865 -1877. What is it??. Reconstruction – The reorganization and rebuilding of the former Confederate States after the Civil War. . What were the 4 key issues. 1) What to do with secessionists Punish or welcome back 2) How to re-build the south

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Lincoln’s 10% Plan (1865) Andrew Johnson Black Codes. Fourteenth Amendment (1866) Fifteenth Amendment (1869) Mississippi Plan (1872-6) Compromise of 1877. Reconstruction. I. Presidential Reconstruction II. Congressional Reconstruction III. End of Reconstruction. Terms.

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Reconstruction. Chapter 20. Reconstruction. Process of reuniting the nation and rebuilding the South without slavery. Lasted from 1865 to 1877. Lincoln’s Plan. Offer amnesty to southerners who took a loyalty oath, and accepted a ban on slavery.

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RECONSTRUCTION. 10% Plan Johnson Presidency Radical Republicans Reconstruction Compromise of 1877. Andrew Johnson. Lincoln: 10% Plan, 13 Amendment Slavery abolished in 1865 Two Camps on Reconstruction Moderates: abolish slavery, not much else Radical Republicans: Prevent rebel leaders

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Reconstruction. Westward Expansion. Industrial- ization. Big Business. Immigration. $1. $1. $1. $1. $1. $2. $2. $2. $2. $2. $3. $3. $3. $3. $3. $4. $4. $4. $4. $4. $5. $5. $5. $5. $5. the separation of people in public places based on race. What is segregation?.

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Reconstruction. What to Expect To learn about the Era of Reconstruction DBQ’s Thematic Essay Unit Assessment Maybe a surprise quiz or two Plenty of Cooperative Learning Group Activities. TTYN: Talk To Your Neighbor. B-D-A Activity. B-D-A Activity. B-D-A Activity. K-W-L.

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