Question

Reconstruction witnessed profound changes in the lives of southerners, black and white, rich and poor. Analyze the various ways that the lives of these groups changed (you'll want to look to Chapters 11-15 to explain where they stood before the war, during the war, and immediately after, so you can analyze how their lives changed with Reconstruction*). Were the changes for the better or worse and why?
*Remember that Reconstruction had several phases, so you'll want to be clear about them as you write.

Answer 1

The attempt to rebuild and reform the South politely, economically, and socially after the civil war and two refraction raised relation throughout the nation prior to construction was as highly political.

What happened in the civil war?

Abrahabham Lincoln was the prime minister at time of civil war and he approached to abolish the slavery in the whole nation.

After many years of fighting and struggles, US has successfully defeated the Confederate States but at the end of the  rebellion were readmitted in the US.

Thus, The attempt to rebuild and reform the South politely, economically, and socially after the civil war.

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Answer 2

Answer:

-Slavery abolished, slaves emancipated

-Blacks had their own churches

-Black codes (restricted freedoms), deemed unconstitutional in 1865

-14th amendment (All US born or nationalized people are citizens

-Presence of military governments in the south

-Some states (in the west) granted the right to vote to women for local elections

-KKK terrorized blacks

-Depression in 1873 left every 3rd person out of a job

-15th amendment protected citizens right to vote (particularly of blacks), but was not enforced

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