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Bell Ringer

Bell Ringer. Complete the following: ________’s election in 1860 led to the _________ of Southern states Lincoln ----- secession. Bell Ringer. After the Battle at __________, Lincoln issued the ____________ _________ which ____ _____ in “areas of rebellion” (1862)

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Bell Ringer

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  1. Bell Ringer • Complete the following: • ________’s election in 1860 led to the _________ of Southern states • Lincoln ----- secession

  2. Bell Ringer • After the Battle at __________, Lincoln issued the ____________ _________ which ____ _____ in “areas of rebellion” (1862) • Antietam – Emancipation Proclamation – freed slaves

  3. Bell Ringer • Opening shots of the war: ______ ______, SC - 1861 • Battle of __________, PA: Turning point: victory for the North -1863 • Fort Sumter -- Gettysburg

  4. Quotes • With malice toward none, with charity for all…let us bind up the nation’s wounds.. and achieve a just and lasting peace. • Abraham Lincoln, Second Inaugural Address • “We hold it to be the duty of the government to inflict punishment on the rebels… The whole fabric of southern society must be changed. • Thaddeus Stevens, “Radical Republican” leader of Congress

  5. The Civil War Amendments- read the amendments on pgs 168-170 and in your own words write what the amendments accomplished. • 13th • 14th • 15th • Can you find the flaw in the 15th Amendment?

  6. Reconstruction • The southern states were left embittered and devastated by the war. • What kind of things were destroyed in the war? • What problems did the nation have to solve?

  7. Reconstruction • At the end of the war, there was no agreed-upon plan for Reconstruction • Lincoln’s Ten Percent Plan – “charity for all” • Congress’s Wade-Davis Bill (Radical Republicans) – “punish the South” • After Lincoln’s death, Andrew Johnson becomes president • Johnson’s plan let the South in quickly, but did not protect rights of freed blacks

  8. What did the Black Codes do? • “All freedmen, free negroes, and mulattoes in this State, with no lawful employment or business, or found unlawful assembling themselves together either in the day or night shall be fined fifty dollars” • How were African-Americans controlled in the South?

  9. Battles over Reconstruction • Congress battles with President Johnson on • Freedman’s Bureau – social, legal help • Civil Rights Act – no racial discrimination • 14th Amendment • Congress passes bills  Johnson vetoes them  Congress overrides the vetoes • Johnson tries to defeat the 14th Amendment • “Swing Around the Circle” – he fails!

  10. Congressional Reconstruction pgs. 379- top of 381 Terms (4) Picture caption (1) page 379 Summary After Lincoln’s death, Congress took control Of Reconstruction.

  11. Impeachment of the President Why was President Johnson impeached? What was the outcome of the trial?

  12. Reconstruction Act of 1867: Congress divides the South into military districts

  13. Election of 1868 • Ulysses S. Grant wins a close election • Confederates were not allowed to vote • Support from carpetbaggers and scalawags • And for the 1st time…freed African-Americans

  14. Opposition to Reconstruction • Who might oppose Reconstruction? • Who were the Redeemers? What did they do to oppose Reconstruction?

  15. The “Invisible Empire of the South” “Of course he wants to vote for the Democratic ticket”

  16. The Failure of Federal Enforcement

  17. The End of Reconstruction • Why does support for Reconstruction end? • Northerners have moved on • Political scandals in Grant’s administration • Economic depression: Panic of 1873 • After the 15th Amendment, many think the work is done • Supreme Court weakens Amendments • The South regains control…

  18. Compromise of 1877 • The END of Reconstruction • No one clearly wins the Presidential election – Hayes (R) v Tilden (D) • Congress makes a deal: • Republicans get Hayes as president if the South gets: • federal troops removed • money for rail, rebuilding, projects • to govern themselves without Northerners

  19. Word Map Definition: Synonym: Sharecropping Drawing: 11th grade sentence: Was sharecropping a good idea for landowners? For poor whites and freedmen?

  20. Conclusion • The North and Midwest industrialized, but the South would remain a backward, agriculture-based economy and the poorest section of the nation for many decades.

  21. Test Homework • Read pages 383-392 • Answer Main Idea questions 4-6 pg.402 • Study Guide!

  22. SOL Review • Which of the following best describes the impact of European settlement on American Indians during the colonial period? • A) Many American Indians died from European diseases. • B) Many American Indian tribes used European military tactics to retain their lands • C) Many American Indians were educated in reservation schools. • D) European settlers were unable to convert American Indians to Christianity

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