As Lincoln debated what to do with Reconstruction, he wanted to make sure he stayed in line with "<span>1. The constitution," since Lincoln, unlike the Radical Republicans, wanted the nation to "heal" as quickly as possible instead of punishing the South. </span>
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Finally, a compromise was reached with the Southern states that guaranteed the continuance of the slave trade for 20 years after the adoption of the Constitution. That deal set the earliest expiration date as 1808 — which Congress met. Great Britain also banned the African slave trade in 1807.
So yes they agreed to wait 20 years
April 19, 1775 - September 3, 1783
(8years, 4months and 15 days)
Changes: Constitutional end to slavery and granted citizenship and voting rights.
Continuities: Blacks continued to work on plantation lands doing much the same work as before 1865. They were segregated from whites and often were not given the right to vote.
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Katherine is given the assignment to write up reports and, because the majority of the research is hers, she assigns them to “Paul Stafford and Mary Goble.” On a rainy day, Katherine sprints the long distance to use the Colored Women's room. When she returns, Al asks her why she is gone for so long every day.
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