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Freedmen s Life During Reconstruction Freedom! ... Freedom! Sharecropping Tenant Farming Freedmen s Bureau (1865) Slide 7 Freedmen s Bureau ...

2. Army commanders originally placed who in charge of the affairs of 'contrabands' ... The pay for laborers was as much as $30 per month, plus a daily ration of food. ...

Overrides Congress (Radicals looking for sweeping changes) ... 40 acres and a mule. Sharecropping. Tenant farming. Terms prevent independence. Impeachment - 1868 ...

1790: approx 59,000 free, 660,000 slaves. 1830: approx 319,000 free, 2 million slaves ... Southern cities of Baltimore, Charleston, Mobile, New Orleans, Savanna ...

... rights of former slaves States had to rewrite their constitutions Former Confederate leaders could no longer have power 13th amendment ... 14 Slide 15 Slide 16 ...

RECONSTRUCTION After the Civil War 1865-1877 Key terms Reconstruction Freedmen s Bureau Black Codes 13th Amendment 14th Amendment 15th Amendment Carpetbaggers Ku ...

1. 2 . 3 . 4. Most black voters joined Abraham Lincoln's political party, which was the a) Freedmen s Bureau. b) Democratic Party.

The Civil Rights Movement 19th Century 1857 Dred Scott v. Sandford 1865 13th Amendment 1865 Freedmen s Bureau 1865 KKK founded 1868 14th ...

Harsh Reconstruction Punish the South The Freedmen s Bureau Aids Southerners designed to aid freed slaves and relieve the South s immediate needs Delivered food ...

Reintegrating the South Problem #1 Determine the role of the freedmen Problem #2 Define the role and acceptable power of former Confederates within their states and ...

Depicted work, love, poverty, and the hardships that freedmen faced. Lyrics used an AAB form ... American Memory Collection: 'Now What a Time' Blues, Gospel ...

Reconstruction IDs Freedman s Bureau Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned lands Created to provide food, clothing, healthcare, and education for both black ...

Lesson 18.2a: Reconstruction and Daily Life Today we will describe the Freedmen s Bureau s efforts to educate the former slaves. What was the Ku Klux Klan?

Elation, with insolence, open expression of disgust, rebellion ... High politics: national and state politics. Freedmen's Bureau ...

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13-freed slaves. 14-gave freedmen citizenship. 15-black men right to ... Journalists who exposed corrupt business and government practices were called what? ...

Horace says that a man of modest means should have at least ten slaves. ... Manumission legal freeing of slave. 1st Generation Freedmen' ...

... Congressional Plan Slide 6 ANDREW JOHNSON Reactions to Johnson s plan More Requirements: Johnson VS Congress FREEDMEN After the war.. ...

Others had to sell their property to cover debts. Poor white southerners- Many white laborers could not find work because of the new job competition from freedmen.

Positive Effects. Negative Effects. Overall Outcome. Free People of Color. Freedmen. Effects of Reconstruction. on Louisiana's African American Population ...

Lincoln: 'I never, in my life, felt more certain that I was ... freedmen, such tracts of land within the insurrectionary states as shall have been abandoned. ...

Freedman's Bureau $400 Question from HM5. How did Sharecroppers pay for the ... The establishment of the Freedmen's Bureau and sharecropping. Final Jeopardy ...

Exercising the right of self-governance on behalf of Cherokee people since time immemorial ... defined by federal law, 'Cherokee freedmen shall include only ...

Reconstruction in the South: 1865-1877 GPS SS8H6c Analyze the impact of Reconstruction on Georgia and other southern states emphasizing Freedmen s Bureau ...

Title: The black codes a. restricted emigration of freedmen to the North b. provided political and social opportunities unknown under slavery c. reduced ...

2. Ratify 14th Amendment. a. Former slaves are citizens -protected under the law ... teachers.henrico.k12.va.us/highlandsprings/st... III. Freedmen's Bureau ...

The Freedmen s Bureau helped ... Many in Congress opposed the land reform plan because they believed that new civil rights and voting freedoms were enough to give ...

Freedmen s Bureau Abolished Rights of Blacks Ended Southern whites slowly began to end the freedoms granted to Blacks in the years following the Civil War.

St Helena Island was one of the first villages of freedmen on the GA-SC coast. ... i han shaht pay-shun: 'He steals'; literally, 'His hand is short of patience' ...

Reconstruction 1865-1877 I. Different Plans A. Problems left after the War: 1. What to do with the freedmen? 2. How to treat the southern states?

Pursuing Equality for African-Americans During Radical Reconstruction Freedmen in the South Carolina Sea Islands http://web.gc.cuny.edu/ashp/toer/looking.html

Forbade marriage of a senator or a senator's child to a prostitute. Made conditions that prevented ... Freedmen who had a certain number of children were ...

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Civil War Amendments. 14th Amendment: ... African Americans are elected into Congress for the first time. Other Reconstruction Issues ...

Lincoln s plan for reconstruction. To rejoin the Union 10% of the state s population must take a loyalty oath. ... Amnesty was given to poor white southerners.

... a Northerner who moved to the South with only what he could carry in a small bag. ... Carl Schurz carrying bags that are labeled, 'carpet bag from Wisconsin to ...

Reconstruction An Overview: 1865-1877 What were the primary goals of Reconstruction? 1. Political Goals: Permanently Restore the Union. (How would the Confederate ...

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Constitutional Amendments and The End of Reconstruction ... Ratified in 1865 Declared former ... The Compromise of 1877 How successful was Reconstruction?

Amendments, Decisions and The End of Reconstruction? Was it successful? Civil War Amendments 13th Amendment Unlike the Emancipation Proclamation, this change to the ...

Presidential Reconstruction Aim: Were Presidents Lincoln and Johnson too lenient on the South? Family well, Horses well, Hogs well & everything else are well so ...

Comprehend the political nuances that Republicanism & Reunion ... Austerity in government. Debating the Grangers. reflecting the 1876 climate of opinion ...

WHY: FORMER CONFEDERATES ELECTED TO CONGRESS. FORM A COMMITTEE ON RECONSTRUCTION ... 5 military districts. Punish Confederates and keep out of power! ...

Reconstruction (1865-1876)

Post- Civil War Issues in America: 4.5 mill newly freed blacks Un-educated No money Without Property Limited Opportunities Southern economy destroyed Railways, farms ...

Chapter 23: The Reconstruction Era To what extent did Reconstruction bring African Americans closer to full citizenship? 23.1 Preview Suppose that you are an ...

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5. South s Counter Revolution Rise of KKK Sharecropping Solid South 6. Reconstruction Ends Election of 1876 Rutherford B. Hayes Presidency Compromise of 1877

Reconstruction in Texas RECONSTRUCTION IN TEXAS 1865-1870 The Civil War ended but what s next? Since the Confederacy lost the war, much of the South was destroyed ...

Reconstruction: The South Strikes Back Sharecropping and the KKK How can the Southern economy survive without slavery? Who will work the plantations?

WHY IMPEACHMENT OF JOHNSON: TECHNICALITIES & REALITIES? ... Impact of impeachment on the office of the presidency and congress. ...

The Ordeal of Reconstruction Chapter 22

Reconstruction Chapters 22 & 23

American Reconstruction overview

Reconstruction Chapter 9 After the War Chapter 9 1 Lesson 7: Reconstruction Postwar Bell Ringer Postwar Conditions Consequences of War for Louisiana What living ...