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Recruiting policy and usage of African-Americans |
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- Used lottery system to recruit people
- by the end blacks were used alot in the war because og the need for more people
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- Fredericksburg, Virginia
- the Union army was destroyed because Burnside had them cross an open field
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Emancipation Proclamation |
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- September 22, 1862
- preserve the union
- boost morale
- south has until January 1, 1863 to rejoin the union or Lincoln will free the slaves everywhere he wins
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- Rebuild the South and our relationship with them
- fix cities and free slaves
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South economy at beginning of reconstruction |
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- Cotton prices take 20 yrs to recover
- property values almost gone
- railroads damaged
- money worthless
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- 630,000 lives lost +1,000,000 die from disease
- 4 million slaves set free
- 1 out of 12 men served in the war
- almost all head or torso injuries meant death
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- Gave people land for free to help settle the West
- 1862
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- Successful
- help 250,000 blacks and whites get an education
- protected former slaves legal rights
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- only 10% of a state had to swear loyalty to join union
- very lenient
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- Harsh
- wanted to punish the South
- wanted the South's economy to be just like the North's
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Black codes/Jim Crow laws |
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- Literacy tests
- grandfather clause
- Paul taxes
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- People farmed land in exchange for farm supplies and a share of the crop
- bad like slavery
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Grant effective president? |
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No
- no political background or experience
- surround himself with the wrong people
- just prints more money to pay for damages
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Results of the reconstruction. Good/bad? |
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Good
- gave blacks rights, rebuild cities, improved South's infrastructure
Bad
- Jim Crow laws and black codes= no real rights
- sharecropping and tenant farming
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- Harriet Beecher Stowe's 1852 anti-slavery novel popularized the abolitionist position
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- Aloud strugglers North the Missouri border to decide the slavery issue for themselves
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Dred Scott versus Sanford |
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- Said slaves were not citizens
- said that slaves were property
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- Suspended by Lincoln so people can be imprisoned without the process of law
- uses the Marshall plan, military runs it
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