B-4 RECONSTRUCTION AND CIVIL RIGHTS (SHOULD-DO)

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The time period immediately following the Civil War was known as Reconstruction.

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After the Civil War, the U.S. had to reconstruct itself both physically and psychologically.

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Reconstruction was an easy process.

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Reconstruction was such a difficult process that it lasted 50 years.

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Prior to the Civil War, almost all of the political power belonged to white, wealthy men and women.

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The members of Congress who acted as allies for the black Americans were called Radical Republicans.

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Having economic rights includes things like being able to get a job and maintain an adequate standard of living.

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Having social rights includes things like being able to vote and serve on juries.

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Having political rights includes things like being able to hold public office.

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The Freedmen's Bureau was created to help white slaveholders maintain control over their former slaves in the South.

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Most conquered land was given right back to former slaveholders after the Civil War.

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After the Civil War, many former slaves were allowed to choose their own religion for the first time in their lives.

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One political right that former slaves were granted during Reconstruction was the ability to serve on a jury.

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The Civil Rights Acts passed during Reconstruction made sure that black women received all of the same rights that black men got.

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Five amendments were added to the Constitution during Reconstruction.

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Most white northerners supported Reconstruction, even at the end, while most white southerners did not support Reconstruction.

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Black Americans made many achievements during Reconstruction but many of them were eventually taken away from them again.