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more freedom for africans they are learning more (doc1)the slaves went free for a moment (doc3)African can perform 

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more freedom for africans they are learning more (doc1)the slaves went free for a moment (doc3)African can perform 

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1. the rights of citizens of the united states shall not be denied by any account of race, etc. doc- 4      2. race unity. doc- 6                                                              3. economic depression  doc- 12                

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1. the rights of citizens of the united states shall not be denied by any account of race, etc. doc- 4      2. race unity. doc- 6                                                              3. economic depression  doc- 12                

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steph gonzalez

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1)Slaves could go to school doc 1

2)All races were allowed to vote doc 4

3)Black people could get jobs doc 7

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when this was stated it changed united states completely, because the 15th amendment is the law about giving people the right to vote , Doc 11 and Doc 10. Doc ten because it was the first African american congressman and Doc 11 because two KK members enter a black family home to commit violence

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Africans were elected into congress during reconstruction allowing for Africans to have real representation. (Doc 10)
Any man could vote no matter their race, color, or previous condition of servitude. (Doc 4)

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1. Children of Former Slaves could now be educated
2. There were black senators in congress, as seen in states like South Carolina, Georgia, and Louisiana.
3. Later on, black men were able to vote.

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ya really dint change usa that much it was still the same things and it only gave freedom to people of color little because there was still slaves and some were free not all 

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ya really dint change usa that much it was still the same things and it only gave freedom to people of color little because there was still slaves and some were free not all 

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document 5- This has changed the united states drastically because this document he was saying that he would never be equal to somebody so "degraded". Between then and now we have made huge progress involving African american equality

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document 3 states that the Slaves went free for a BRIEF moment and then went BACK to slavery

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document 10
reconstruction changed the united states because black men were not allowed to vote or be in congress. This document started the "movement" of African Americans allowed to be in congress and represent the community

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1An Amendment is a change to the Constitution that Every State has to follow (doc4) 2 the african american can now get teached (doc1)

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document 3
the slaves were only free for a moment
this chanbged in the united states because over time the war was won and slaves became free

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This is basically a show of the discrimnation. this was the clear line that drew the seperation between white people and black people.

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Former slaves were now allowed to read and get an education. (Doc 1).
Every male had the right to vote, regardless of race and color. (Doc 4).
African people were allowed to become congressmen. (Doc 10).

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(Doc 4) - Any man could vote no matter their race, color, or previous condition of servitude

(Doc 10) - African Americans were elected into congress

(Doc 7) - African American performers and artists had a space for themselves at the cotton states and international exposition

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the slaves didn't get permanant freedom showed their freedom was for a diffrent purpose

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shows us the minimum defense and help that black people had but it barley changed anything

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the first post under here is mine - Malia

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the first post under here is mine - Malia

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document 10 There is African American congressman and the reconstruction that is a very big change

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document 11 showing the Klu Klux Klan entering an African American home to commit a killing

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During reconstruction three amendments were passed to abolish slavery and give everyone the equal rights they have been wanting no matter what. Document 9 shows the Freedman's Bureau that was the start of reconstruction by helping freedman.- Taylor Reddick

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The 15th Amendment guaranteed African-American men the right to vote. Almost immediately after ratification, African Americans began to take part in running for office and voting.

The Fifteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution prohibits the federal government and each state from denying or abridging a citizen's right to vote "on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude." It was ratified on February 3, 1870, as the third and last of the Reconstruction Amendments.

The 15th Amendment, which sought to protect the voting rights of Black men after the Civil War, was adopted into the U.S. Constitution in 1870. Despite the amendment, within a few years numerous discriminatory practices were used to prevent Black citizens from exercising their right to vote, especially in the South.

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James T. Rapier, African American congressman from Alabama, speech supporting the Civil Rights Act of 1875, delivered in the House of Representatives, 1874.

Rapier was one of seven black Representatives who fought for the passage of the major Civil Rights Bill of 1875. “

black planter and labour organizer who was a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Alabama during Reconstruction.

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The Fifteenth Amendment gave African Americans more rights(Doc 4). African Americas started working in and for the government(Doc 10). The Freedmen’s Bureau was Illustrated giving African Americas food, shelter, clothing, medical services, and land (Doc 1)

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slavery wasn't yet abolished so when he step there taking a step back it was showing that there was little change -Janiyah high-hall

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First Military Reconstruction Act March 2, 1867

The Reconstruction Act of 1867 outlined the terms for readmission to representation of rebel states. The bill divided the former Confederate states, except for Tennessee, into five military districts.

Meanwhile, the Reconstruction acts gave former male slaves the right to vote and hold public office. Congress also passed two amendments to the Constitution. The Fourteenth Amendment made African-Americans citizens and protected citizens from discriminatory state laws.

Also known as the Military Reconstruction Act or simply the Reconstruction Act, the bill reduced the secessionist states to little more than conquered territory, dividing them into five military districts, each governed by a Union general.

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children that were slaves could now be educated and get the proper learning and the mother and fathers could get jobs and own tiny homes now

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the white man were still trying to keep black people from doing major things but its not working because they law was already passed and they tried to settle and show propaganda to keep slaves as slaves

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Document 3 notes how "The slave went free; stood a brief moment in the sun; then moved back again toward slavery". This supports the fact that Reconstruction changed the United States a little bit because the slaves got a small breath of freedom, then became enslaved again. However, they were eventually completely freed from slavery.

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Document 5 shows the reader that an African American became a part of the American Congress. That is a big step forward from Africans only being slaves in the past.

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Even into the Reconstruction period, violence was still being committed against people who thought less of African Americans. Document 11 shows two members of the Ku Klux clan entering an African American household to commit violence.

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Yes it did change the U.S a lot because it affected the situation as a whole and it sparked chain reactions as well.

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slavery was not abolished. The slaves were only free for a short amount of time.
this had an effect on the United States because it was a gateway into slavery being abolished later on.

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people were still forcing segregation because the laws had not yet been changed. violent acts were still being committed.
It did not change America that much and people still reverted back to their old ways.

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Slavery were allowed to go to school to learn how to read and write. They were also allowed to vote and work for money.

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Document 3 “The slave went free; stood a brief moment in the sun; then moved back again toward slavery.” this really means that colored people had a little time of freedom and where slaves once again. Document 9 if you supported the congress then you supported the negros, sustain the president and you protect the white man. whites still didn't like the colored people. Document 11 the Ku Klux Klan visited a African American household and prepare to commit violence during the reconstruction.

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This document shows that slaves only got temporary freedom and was false hope.

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This Document shows that he is part of the National Congress of Colored Men, which shows that America is moving in the right direction by adding African Americans to Congress.

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This Document shows that nothing really change as people still wanted segregation and still treated African Americans poorly.

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1. African Americans could get Jobs. doc 7

2. African Americans became part of  the American congress. doc 5

3. Any man could vote no matter what. doc 4

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doc 3 slaves got temporary freedom then went back to slavery

doc 4 all men can vote

doc 10 African-American men could participate in government, Congress.

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it showed low info for blacks that needed help but nothing changed

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slaves were free but not the free you think, they still couldn't do as pleased

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doc one, slaves could learn in school, doc 3 slaves were free for a while

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slaves were freed, howevery racism and discrimation was still present, 

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slaves were freed, howevery racism and discrimation was still present, 

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1. most white men were not able to vote because they engaged in rebllious activities
2.discrimination after slaves were freed was a large amount
3.even as a black congressmen during reconstruction, dicrimination and racism was experienced

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(doc 4) All men can vote no matter their race.

(doc 1) Freedmen's Bureau gave former slaves an education

(doc 10) African American men are elected into Congress

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I think it changed the US completely, slavery was abolished, there were schools for African Americans, there was freedom for all, and it changed how minorities were treated and what they could do. The economy also changed very much

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I think it changed the US completely, slavery was abolished, there were schools for African Americans, there was freedom for all, and it changed how minorities were treated and what they could do. The economy also changed very much

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slavery was abolished and former slaves got education.

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Document 4 describes the 15th amendment. In 1870 the amendment allowed everyone to vote no matter what.

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Document 3 describes that a slave had broke free and then went back to slavery.

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Slaves were still slaves at this time and were not freed.

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Document 1 - Allow former slaves to go to school so they can read and education.
Document 4 - Men of any race, color, and condition can vote now.
Document 10 - The first african-american Congressmen in history.

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There was barely any change even if they method putting them down wasn't violent the racism was still there along with segregation and discrimination just less noticible.

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"Stood a brief moment in the sun and went back to slavery" While it did change somewhat it wasn't permanent.

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A lot of violance still took place due to the Ku Klux Klan and there was nothing being done about it.