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Stella [2.4K]
3 years ago
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To conclude our unpacking of the Reconstruction Period, please complete the following tasks and then respond to the prompted dis

cussion board questions.
Task #1: Read the remaining two "chunks" of the EJI Report as it pertains to the role of the government in the collapse of Reconstruction, the emergence of the Jim Crow Era. and the discussion surrounding the erasure or minimizing of the Reconstruction period and the consequences of such developments. You can access the document by clicking here (Links to an external site.)

Task #2: Respond to the following reflection questions in a well-organized paragraph of 5-7 sentences. You must incorporate evidence from the EJI Report in your explanation.

How would an accurate public memory of domestic terrorism against Black people during and after Reconstruction better equip us to respond to racial injustice today?
How do false narratives of Black criminality that were created during Reconstruction continue today through policing and mass incarceration?



here's the link thank you
https://eji.org/report/reconstruction-in-america/reconstructions-end/
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Svetach [21]3 years ago
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Answer:

For this all you have to do is read over it and get some small facts and info, Instead of just one paragraph write 2 it will get you extra credit, but if you dont want to do that skim read it write down some facts and explain the facts.

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