RECONSTRUCTION 1865-1877. I. The State of the Union A. Conditions in the South 1. Devastation 2. Disorganization 3. Discrimination.

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RECONSTRUCTION

I. The State of the Union A. Conditions in the South 1. Devastation 2. Disorganization 3. Discrimination

B. Political Rivals with two questions to answer: - what is the process for readmission? - how should we reorganize Southern life? 1. Andrew Johnson 2. Radical Republicans 3. Former Confederates

C. Diverse groups with Divergent Interests 1. Southern aristocracy 2. Poor whites 3. Freed slaves 4. Carpetbaggers 5. ‘Scalawags’ 6. KKK, etc.

II. Rebuilding/Reconstructing A. Politically 1. Congressional Lock-out a. Presidential Reconstruction b. Congressional Reconstruction - “Radical Republicans” 2. Civil Rights Act, th amendment, th Amendment, th Amendment, 1870

B. Socially 1. Freedman’s Bureau 2. Public Schools 3. Church-based schools and universities 4. Enforcement Acts of 1870, 1871

C. Economically 1. Federally sponsored public works projects 2. Private Property rights trump redistribution 3. Sharecropping and tenant farming 4. More Diversified economy

D. Military Rule, Military Districts 2. Each governed by a general 3. Martial Law (civilian law enforced by military personnel) 4. Civil Rights Acts and Ammendments enforced

III. The End of an Era A. Jim Crow emerges B. Amnesty Act and Expiration of Freedman’s Bureau, 1872 C. Election of 1876/Compromise of Hayes-Tilden Deal D. Reconstruction Ends, 1877 E. Effects 1. Positive 2. Negative