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During the Civil War, slavery had an huge impact on the reconstruction of the south in specific Alabama. In 1865, Alabama began its Presidential Reconstruction under Andrew Johnson where troops began supervising the Emancipation. Under Johnson's presidency, he opposed free slaves and divided whites and blacks.  During the Congressional Reconstruction, amendments thirteen through fifteen where created, education was reformed, and slaves received a slightly better life thanks to the impeaching of Andrew Johnson in 1868.

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The 13th - 15th Amendments were put in the constitution during the Congressional Reconstruction. Because of Andrew Johnson opposing slaves rights, congress put in the constitution amendments that gave slaves freedom under the Emancipation Proclamation issued by Abraham Lincoln in 1863. Due to the fact that Alabama owned slaves in the south, it required for them to release theirs slaves and amongst each other create peace.

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Andrew Johnson was the 17th potus of the United States. During Presidential Reconstruction, he opposed slaves being free and supported white supremacy state governments. This effects the Reconstruction of Alabama because slaves were still being slaughtered until the Congression Reconstruction.

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Congress notice that there were mass killings of African Americans due to President Andrew Johnson. They soon impeached him, and wrote the Civil Rights Act of 1866, and the 14th Amendment which gave rights to African Americans .

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*Public Education in the South had some effects of Johnson presidency.
*Whites in general received better education
*Alabama relied on the North's textbook publishers until Mobile was able to publish textbooks.
*During Reconstruction, Alabama received greater funding and supported free education
* Schools were segregated which resulted in bankruptcy

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Reconstruction of Alabama after Civil War

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Reconstruction of Alabama after Civil War

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Reconstruction and 1876: Crash Course US History #22

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Debrief of Reconstruction