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AMERICA: A NARRATIVE HISTORY8th Edition
George Brown Tindall & David Emory Shi
© 2010 W. W. Norton & Company, Inc.
CHAPTER 18Reconstruction: North and South
The War’s Aftermath
• Development in the North• Devastation in the South
The War’s Aftermath
• A Transformed South• Legally Free, Socially Bound
The War’s Aftermath
• The Freedmen’s Bureau
The Battle over Reconstruction
• Lincoln’s Plan and Congress’s Response• The Assassination of Lincoln
The Battle over Reconstruction
• Johnson’s Plan• Southern Intransigence
The Battle over Reconstruction
• The Radical Republicans• Johnson’s Battle with Congress
The Battle over Reconstruction
• The Fourteenth Amendment
Reconstructing the South
• The Triumph of Congressional Reconstruction
Reconstructing the South
• The Impeachment and Trial of Johnson• Republican Rule in the South
The Reconstructed South
• The Freed Slaves• African Americans in Southern Politics
The Reconstructed South
• Carpetbaggers and Scalawags• The Radical Republican Record
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Reconstruction, 1865–1877
The Reconstructed South
• Religion and Reconstruction
The Grant Years
• The Election of 1868• The Government Debt
The Grant Years
• Scandals• White Terror
The Grant Years
• Reform and the Election of 1872• Conservative Resurgence
The Grant Years
• Panic and Redemption• The Compromise of 1877
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The Election of 1876
Additional Art for Chapter 18
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Chapter Opener
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A street in the “burned district”
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Freed slaves in Richmond, Virginia
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Freedmen’s school in Virginia
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Mourning a fallen president
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Andrew Johnson
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“(?) Slavery Is Dead (?)”
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Senator Charles Sumner
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“The Cruel Uncle and the Vetoed Babes in the Wood”
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The trial of Andrew Johnson
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The First African Church
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Freedmen voting in New Orleans
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African American political figures of Reconstruction
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The “white republic”
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“The Working-Man’s Banner”
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“Worse Than Slavery”
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“What I Know about Raising the Devil”
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The Compromise of 1877
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George Brown Tindall & David Emory Shi
© 2010 W. W. Norton & Company, Inc.
This concludes the lecture presentation for Chapter 18.
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