'Reconstruction governments' diaporamas de présentation

1865-1877

Reconstructing the South. 1865-1877. Key Questions!. 1. How do we bring the South back into the Union?. 4. What branch of government should control the process of Reconstruction?. 2. How do we rebuild the South after its destruction during the war?.

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RECONSTRUCTION

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Reconstruction and the New South

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Presidential election 1876 and the great compromise of 1877

Presidential election 1876 and the great compromise of 1877. How Congress can influence presidential elections. Article 2: Executive Branch . Congress role in election process When there is a vacancy in the presidency or a potential tie, which house decides on the president?

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RECONSTRUCTION

RECONSTRUCTION. 1865 - 1877. QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWERED. Who should be in charge of Reconstruction? How should the southern states be treated? What political, economic, and social rights should be granted to the freedmen and how should these rights be enforced?. RECONSTRUCTION PLANS.

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Chapter 13: Reconstruction and the New South

Chapter 13: Reconstruction and the New South. Section 3: Reconstruction in the South. Pages: 415-419. Reconstruction in the South. African American Activism (415) With the passage of the Reconstruction Acts by Congress, African Americans saw a new era beginning.

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CHAPTER 16

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19.4 Reconstruction Ends pp. 622-626

19.4 Reconstruction Ends pp. 622-626. Objectives:. Describe the consequences of pardons of former Confederates. Explain why conservative Democrats helped a Republican become President in 1877. A. Amnesty and its Effects (p. 622).

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Growing Pains

Growing Pains . Chapter: The South and the West Transformed. Objectives. Explain the concept of the New South. Account for the rise of the Bourbons to power in the South and explain their impact on the South. Discuss the causes and process of disfranchisement of blacks in the South.

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