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December 8th, 1863 - President Lincoln's 10% plan 

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December 8th, 1863 - President Lincoln's 10% plan 

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Lincoln's 10% plan specified that at the time if 10%  of the citizens in the southern states swore an oath to the Union they could be readmitted back into the Union.

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Lincoln's second term started on March 4, 1865. Located at the East Portico in Washington, D.C.

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December 8th 1863- March 31st 1877 - What is the Reconstruction Era?

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December 8th 1863- March 31st 1877 - What is the Reconstruction Era?

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It was the era after the Civil War where the inequities of slavery and the politics, economy, and social issues were trying to be resolved.

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Was an organization after the Civil War that helped displaced southerners and new freed black Americans find shelter, food, clothing, property, and medical services.

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General Robert E. Lee surrenders his confederate troops to the union.

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April 15, 1865 - Lincoln's Assassination

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April 15, 1865 - Lincoln's Assassination

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His assassination took place in the Peterson House of Washington, D.C. Andrew Johnson was the president after Lincoln.

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December 6, 1865 - 13th Amendment Ratified

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December 6, 1865 - 13th Amendment Ratified

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This amendment removed the right to own slaves. "Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.".

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They were codes/laws passed by governing authorities in the South to restricts the rights and freedoms Black American's had in the South.

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April 9, 1866 -  Civil Rights Act of 1866

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April 9, 1866 -  Civil Rights Act of 1866

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Made all men born within the states verified citizens. Regardless if they were a slave or not.

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Was a group of post Civil War confederate veterans that were a white supremist group. That targeted their hate towards the blacks, Jews, and other non popular minority groups.

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March 2, 1867 - March 23, 1867- Reconstruction Acts

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March 2, 1867 - March 23, 1867- Reconstruction Acts

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Four statues that required southern states to re-join the union.

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Was after the Civil War, and all the newly freed slaves were given basic rights when this amendment was passed. It was that no state should deprive any citizen of life, liberty, or property.

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March 4, 1869 - Ulysses S. Grant becomes President

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March 4, 1869 - Ulysses S. Grant becomes President

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He became president after the aftermath of the civil war.

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February 3rd, 1870 - 15th Amendment Ratified

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February 3rd, 1870 - 15th Amendment Ratified

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Did not deny any U.S. citizen the right to vote based off color, race, or if they were previously a slave or not.

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March 1, 1875 - Civil Rights Act of 1875

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March 1, 1875 - Civil Rights Act of 1875

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States "All men created equal before law" and continued the fight for equality.

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November 7th, 1876 - The Election of 1876

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November 7th, 1876 - The Election of 1876

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After the controversial election process of this year, ended with Rutherford B. Hayes.

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This is a cartoon, about now times where people want to defund police, but they are continuing to paint out people of color to be committing these crimes, which some are true however its not all of them and thats what people sometimes forget.