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Page 1: The  age  of  Reconstruction

The age of Reconstructi

on

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Andrew Johnson

a. Favored Lincoln’s 10% Plan

b. Allowed Southern states to rejoin Union

c. Impeached for fighting with Radical Republicans

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Radical Republica

nsa.Demand civil rights for freedmen

b.Want to punish the South

c.Occupy the South with Union soldiers

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Life During Reconstruction

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Carpetbagg

ers & Scalawags

• Northerners who move south to make $$$• Scalawag –

Southerner who supports the Union

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The Freedmen’s Bureau• helps former slaves with

schools, getting jobs & housing

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Elections• African-Americans voted into office (Hiram Revels – 1st African American senator)

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The Ku Klux Klan• Former

Confederate soldiers who terrorize blacks

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Sharecropping•Many former slaves work plantations• Similar to slavery

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Black Codes• Laws

passed in the South to limit the rights of blacks

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Former Generals• Robert E. Lee urges Southerners to reconcile• Served as president of Washington College

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Former Generals• Ulysses S. Grant elected president• Advocates for rights of freed slaves• 15th Amendment passes guaranteeing voting rights

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The End of Reconstru

ction

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Election of 1876•Republican Rutherford B. Hayes •Vs. Democrat Samuel Tilden

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Popular VoteHayes Tilden4,036,572

4,284,020

results

Tilden Vs. Hayes

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• Tilden won 184 electoral votes

• Hayes won 165 electoral votes

• 20 electoral votes in dispute (Florida, Louisiana, and South Carolina)

• Each party reported its candidate had won those states

results

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• Since Reconstruction, Union troops occupy South

• Control election boards• Fix the

election so that Hayes wins

A Corrupt Bargain

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Compromise of 1877• Democrats agree not to dispute results• All troops pulled out of the South• The Age of Reconstruction is over

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The Jim Crow Era• KKK takes power in Southern

states• Segregation of races • States

find ways to deny rights to blacks

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The Jim Crow Era


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