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Reconstructing the South

Reconstructing the South. Chapter 16. Presidential Reconstruction. Before the end of the war, Congress and President Lincoln struggled with, and frequently clashed over, Reconstruction policies and programs . Some believed that the South should be punished .

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LECTURE #14: THE RECONSTRUCTION ERA (1865-1877)

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Post 1865: Effects of the War

Post 1865: Effects of the War. Effects of the War. Effects of the War. Library of Congress. Effects of the War. Library of Congress. Effects of the War. Effects of the War. Library of Congress. Effects of the War. Harpers Weekly. Effects of the War. Effects of the War.

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Reconstruction

Reconstruction. Reasons for the Civil War. April 14 th 1865 (by John Wilkes Booth). Johnson Plan Pardons granted to those taking a loyalty oath No pardons for Confederate officials and persons owning property valued in excess of ( worth ) $20,000

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CHAPTER 6

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Opposing Plans for Reconstruction

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