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War and Reconstruction. I. Legal Disorder A. Secession B. Protest C. Labor D. The Laws of War II. Reconstruction A. Restoring Criminal Procedure B. Ending Slavery C. Civil Rights D. Political Rights III. Stemming Disunion A. Ku Klux Klan B. Aftermath. Secession.
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War and Reconstruction I. Legal Disorder A. Secession B. Protest C. Labor D. The Laws of War II. Reconstruction A. Restoring Criminal Procedure B. Ending Slavery C. Civil Rights D. Political Rights III. Stemming Disunion A. Ku Klux Klan B. Aftermath
Secession • Treason or • Termination of contract? Fort Sumter 4/4/1861
Protest • NYC Draft Riots, 1863 • 1,000-10,000 fatalities
Labor • Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation • September 23, 1862 Fugitive slaves crossing the Rappahannock, VA, 1862
Laws of War • Suspension of Habeas Corpus • Bushwackers • Gen. Sherman • Andersonville • Booth Sherman’s March, 1864
Procedure • Copperheads • Lambdin Milligan • Ex Parte Milligan
Ending Slavery? • Thirteenth Amendment, 1865 • Black Codes, 1865 President Andrew Johnson
Civil Rights • Civil Rights Act, 1866 • Fourteenth Amendment, 1868
Political Rights • Fifteenth Amendment, 1870
Federal Authority • Ku Klux Klan • Founded TN, 1865 • Klan Act, 1871