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US History Standard III

US History Standard III. Objective 1: Investigate reform movements and their prominent leaders. a. Examine the problems faced by American farmers that were created by the new market economy and the rise of the Populist Party.

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Reconstruction

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Rebuilding after the War

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Racism in the 1920s The Nadir of Race Relations: 1890-1940

Racism in the 1920s The Nadir of Race Relations: 1890-1940. Learning Targets. I can explain what caused race relations to change from 1890-1920s. I can describe the ways in which racism manifested itself in everyday society. Race Relations: 1865-1877.

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African-American Civil Rights Movement

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Slavery in the Constitution

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Chapter Five Civil Rights

Chapter Five Civil Rights. Civil Rights Equality is at the heart of Civil Rights What the government must do to ensure equal protection under the law and What the government must do to ensure freedom from discrimination _____________________

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The Presidency of Ulysses Grant

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Congressional Reconstruction

Congressional Reconstruction. Hopes, Plans, and Violence. Waving the Bloody Shirt.

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Reconstruction

Reconstruction. 1865-1877. Presidential Reconstruction. Presidential Initiatives Constitution does not provide for process of readmitting states that had seceded. Which branch of government will be responsible? Lincoln favored a more generous plan (10% Plan)

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Chapter 5

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Chapter Ten: Reconstruction

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Foundations of Racial Discrimination: From Slavery to Jim Crow

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Ulysses s. grant

Ulysses s. grant. BY: Bryan Goins. Birth and family. Ulysses S. Grant was born on April 27 th , 1822. His name was Hiram Ulysses Grant. He had 5 other siblings, Samuel, Clara, Orvil, Virginia, and Mary Grant. His parents were Jesse and Hannah Grant.

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American Reconstruction

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Chapter 12

Chapter 12. Section 3: Republican Rule. Republican Rule in the South. By 1870, all the former Confederate states are back in the Union under the congressional Reconstruction plan. The Republican Party has gained political power in the South, which is hated by many white Southerners

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Ku Klux Klan

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13.3

13.3 . Protecting Civil Rights. The 15 th Amendment. In 1870 the 15 th Amendment was ratified which ensured that no one could be denied the right to vote because of their race, color or condition of previous servitude

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Reconstruction of the South

Reconstruction of the South. Important People and Terms. The Civil War Amendments. 13 th Amendment Passed by Congress on January 31, 1865, and ratified on December 6, 1865 Abolished slavery in the United States

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