are numerous significant moments and important matters of the time known as the reconstruction of the south, but there are four specific occurrences to be discussed in this paper. Those are The 13th Amendment, The Civil Rights Act of 1875, The Compromise of 1877, and The Plessy vs Ferguson case (1876). One topic to be considered, but will not be covered greatly here is the Black codes. Even though the created purpose was to control

Crisis 5 ~ Election of 1876 and the Compromise of 1877 During the crisis regarding the Election of 1876 and the consequent Compromise of 1877, we voted in favor of those who wished to move on, and allow the nation to progress. Those who added to the controversy and disputed the results simply hinder the United States for moving forward as a nation. Thus, we voted in favor of those who supported the newly elected President, Rutherford B. Hayes, along with the Compromise that granted him his seat. Thus

1865 – 1877 under three Presidents in America. The Reconstruction was not well accepted by the Southerners and there were many obstacles during the Reconstruction process. After reading about the Reconstruction, I will say the Reconstruction period was a success and failure so it's in between. I will be listing the successes and failures during Reconstruction period. SUCCESSES 1. Education was enforced on the people in South and it was made available to all the people.

ways. The 1896 Election focused around the prominent issue of silver coinage, and led to the votes being split between urban and rural areas. Where the 1876 election was particularly influential because it brought about what is known as the Compromise of 1877. Centered on differing issues, and led by political party leaders rather than the presidential candidates, both the election of 1876 and 1896 became influential for the United States. In the 1876 Election, pitted Republican Rutherford B. Hayes

kill anyone that was ‘inferior’ to them. The Freedman’s Bureau was originally supposed to be beneficial because they wanted to help the freedman and refugees until racism took over, and the Compromise of 1877 was signed. Racism lasted for decades after the Reconstruction Era because of the Compromise of 1877, the Freedman’s Bureau, and the KKK. The Reconstruction Era could’ve done way more to be helpful, but it turned out to be a major

During the Reconstruction Era from 1865 to 1877, Southern white people were segregated to a large extent between wealthy plantation owners and poor white farmers. Both E. B. Seabrook and a New York Times’ writer compare poor white farmers’ horrid lifestyles to freed slaves because there was an extreme similarity between the two. Although the slaves were emancipated as a result of the Civil War, they underwent economic hardships similar to poor white farmers in the South. In fact, the New York Times

toward those ideals had blacks and women made by 1877? Back up your evaluation with as many specific facts as possible about the status of blacks and women at the end of Reconstruction. It started in 1861. The causes of the civil war were as a result of the union and the confederate states disagreeing about ending slavery and distinguishing power over federal government states. After Congress

Reconstruction from 1865 to 1877 aimed to reunify, or rather reconstruct, the Union following the Civil War and abolishment of slavery. The goal of Abraham Lincoln, the president who introduced the 10% plan and charted the Freedmen’s Bureau, was to introduce the Confederate States back into the United States, ensure their loyalty, and improve Black people’s conditions. The ratification of the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments, as well as the establishment of the Freedmen’s Bureau and other educational