america a narrative history chapter 17

Reconstruction:North and South

Chapter 17Lecture Outline

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• Development in the North

• Devastation in the South


The War’s Aftermath


• A Transformed South

• Legally Free, Socially Bound




• The Freedmen’s Bureau


The Battle over Reconstruction

• Lincoln’s Plan and Congress’s Response


The Assassination of Lincoln

• The Assassination of Lincoln



• Johnson’s Plan

• Southern Intransigence



• The Radical Republicans

• Johnson’s Battle with Congress



• The Fourteenth Amendment


Reconstructing the South

• The Triumph of Congressional Reconstruction


• The Impeachment and Trial of Johnson

• Republican Rule in the South



• The Freed Slaves

• African Americans in Southern Politics



• “Carpetbaggers” and “Scalawags”

• The Radical Republican Record



• Religion and Reconstruction

The Reconstructed South


The Grant Years

• The Election of 1868

• The Government Debt


The Grant Years

• Scandals

• White Terror


The Grant Years

• Reform and the Election of 1872

• Conservative Resurgence


• Panic and Redemption

• The Compromise of 1877

The Grant Years


• The End of Reconstruction

The Grant Years

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