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sarena's reconstruction timeline

  • 13th amendment

    13th amendment
    this was passed on april 8th toabolish slavery
  • reconstruction

    reconstruction
    this was to rebuild the nation's economy and goverment after the civil war
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    timeline

  • lee surrenders

    lee refusing to see his troops suffer any further, surrended to grant . southern troops given generous terms of surrender.
  • lincoln's death

    lincoln's death
    abe lincoln died on april 15,1865 he was assassinated by john wilkes booth
  • " slavery

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slavery
    slavery was were blacks had to work for whites and they where there owners and they made them do alot of stuff
  • black codes

    black codes
    these codes were placed for human rights for the blacks even though half of the people in the u.s were against blacks
  • grandfather clause

    grandfather clause
    allowed whites to get around poll taxes and literacy tests by allowing the son or grandson of a man eligible to vote in 1866 or 1867 to vote himself. (even blacks)
  • sharecropping

    sharecropping
    whites allowed blacks to have some of there land if they were going to share half of everything with them.
  • literacy tests

    literacy tests
    reading tests citizens had to take about constitution in oder to vote
  • panic of 1873

    panic of 1873
    this was a depression. south got hit and they went in to poverty
  • civil war ending

    civil war ending
    the civil war ended in 1877
  • poll tax

    poll tax
    required voters to pay a tax most african americans couldn't pay this
  • plessy vs. ferguson

    plessy vs. ferguson
    ruled the segregation was legal as long as african americans had acess to seprate but equal facilites
  • brown vs. borad of education

    brown vs. borad of education
    the surpreme court reversed the finding the plessy vs. ferguson by stating that education facilites separated solely on the basis or race were by nature unequal and therefore, unconstitional
  • jim crow laws

    southerners states passed laws allowing segregation, seperation of races