1. Reconstruction 8/25 Terms -Presidential Reconstruction (Lincoln and Johnson)-Congressional Reconstruction (Radical Reconstruction)-Freedman’s Bureau-Compromise of 1877Prof.…

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Slide 1Reconstruction Plans: Lincoln vs. Johnson September 5, 2013 Slide 2 Lincolns 10 Percent Plan (1863) Amnesty if proclaim loyalty to Union & free slaves NEED: 10%…

Slide 1Chapter Four, Section Three Slide 2 Extending the Bill of Rights Slide 3 The Eleventh Amendment The Judicial power of the United States shall not be construed to extend…

Slide 1The Reconstruction Era http://www.archives.gov/research/civil-war/photos/images/civil-war-113.jpg Ruins seen from the capitol, Columbia, S.C., 1865Ruins seen from…

Slide 1Warm up THE PERIOD AFTER THE CIVIL WAR (FROM 1865-1877) IS KNOWN AS RECONSTRUCTION. KNOWING WHAT YOU HAVE LEARNED ABOUT THE CIVIL WAR, WHAT DO YOU THINK THE GOALS…

Slide 1US History from 1865-1945 From Reconstruction to the end of WWII GHSGT Review Slide 2 Reconstruction 1865-1877  US focused on abolishing slavery  Destroying…

1. Why It MattersWe had survived our worst war, but the end ofthe Civil War left Americans to deal with a setof pressing issues. The status of some 3.5million former enslaved…

1. Chapter 15- To the West Women’s voting Native American Resistance Farming, Mining, and Populism 2. What roles did women play in the West? 3. What two acts created by…

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