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Feliz [49]
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PLEASE HELP WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST + 25 pts!!

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Oxana [17]1 year ago
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The Reconstruction was a period in American history which commenced after the American Civil War.

   The known period of the reconstruction started from 1865 and lasted till 1877. this period marked  an important  chapter in the history of civil rights in the United States because it was within this period the leaders of the united states layed the foundation for equity and fairness.

<h3>Successes and failure of the Reconstruction.</h3>

The reconstruction period was a time the united states sort to build back the south from the horrors of the civil war and to cement the abolishment of slavery. These efforts had weighty consequences.

Some successes of the reconstruction include

  • incorporation of the ideal of equal citizenship
  • Abolishment of Slavery
  • Propagation of human/civil rights into the constitution

Some failures of the Reconstruction Includes

  • White supremacy
  • racial segregation.

    In the present day, the united states may not be held directly responsible for the reconstruction efforts because times have changed. Although there have been several ways the US has tried to offer help to people who are affected in its wars but such help is very limited.

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