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14. Emancipations and Reconstructions, 1863–1877hewittlawson1e_ch14_1.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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American Histories: Jefferson Franklin Long and Andrew Johnsonhewittlawson1e_ch14_2.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Prelude to Reconstructionhewittlawson1e_ch14_3.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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African Americans Embrace Emancipationhewittlawson1e_ch14_4.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Reuniting Families Torn Apart by Slaveryhewittlawson1e_ch14_5.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Free to Learnhewittlawson1e_ch14_6.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Black Churches Take a Leadership Rolehewittlawson1e_ch14_7.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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National Reconstructionshewittlawson1e_ch14_8.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Abraham Lincoln Plans for Reunionhewittlawson1e_ch14_9.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Andrew Johnson and Presidential Reconstructionhewittlawson1e_ch14_10.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Johnson and Congressional Resistancehewittlawson1e_ch14_11.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Documents 14.1 and 14.2 Debating the Freedmen’s Bureau: Two Viewshewittlawson1e_ch14_12.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Congressional Reconstructionhewittlawson1e_ch14_13.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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The Struggle for Universal Suffragehewittlawson1e_ch14_14.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Document 14.3 Frances Ellen Watkins Harper, On Suffrage, 1869hewittlawson1e_ch14_15.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Remaking the Southhewittlawson1e_ch14_16.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Whites Reconstruct the Southhewittlawson1e_ch14_17.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Black Political Participation and Economic Opportunitieshewittlawson1e_ch14_18.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Document 14.4 Sharecropping Agreement, 1870hewittlawson1e_ch14_19.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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White Resistance to Congressional Reconstructionhewittlawson1e_ch14_20.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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The Unmaking of Reconstructionhewittlawson1e_ch14_21.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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The Republican Retreathewittlawson1e_ch14_22.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Congressional and Judicial Retreathewittlawson1e_ch14_23.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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The Presidential Compromise of 1876hewittlawson1e_ch14_24.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Conclusion: The Legacies of Reconstructionhewittlawson1e_ch14_25.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Chapter Review: Key Termshewittlawson1e_ch14_26.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Document Project 14 Testing and Contesting Freedomhewittlawson1e_ch14_27.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Document 14.5 Mississippi Black Code, 1865hewittlawson1e_ch14_28.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Document 14.6 Richard H. Cain, Federal Aid for Land Purchase, 1868hewittlawson1e_ch14_29.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Document 14.7 Ellen Parton, Testimony on Klan Violence, 1871hewittlawson1e_ch14_30.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Document 14.8 The Force Act, 1871hewittlawson1e_ch14_31.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Document 14.9 Thomas Nast, Colored Rule in a Reconstructed (?) State, 1874hewittlawson1e_ch14_32.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Document 14.10 What the Centennial Ought to Accomplish, 1875hewittlawson1e_ch14_33.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Interpret the Evidence and Put It in Contexthewittlawson1e_ch14_34.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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e-Document Project 14 Reconstruction in South Carolinahewittlawson1e_ch14_35.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Document 14.11 Colored People’s Convention of South Carolina, Memorial to Congress, 1865hewittlawson1e_ch14_36.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Document 14.12 Lottie Rollin, Address on Universal Suffrage, 1870hewittlawson1e_ch14_37.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Document 14.13 Robert Brown Elliott, In Defense of the Civil Rights Bill, 1874hewittlawson1e_ch14_38.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Document 14.14 James Shepherd Pike, The Prostrate State, 1874hewittlawson1e_ch14_39.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Document 14.15 Ulysses S. Grant, Letter to South Carolina Governor D. H. Chamberlain, 1876hewittlawson1e_ch14_40.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Interpret the Evidence and Put It in Contexthewittlawson1e_ch14_41.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Chapter 14 Summative Quizhewittlawson1e_ch14_42.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Chapter Review: Timeline of Eventshewittlawson1e_ch14_43.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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Chapter Review: Review & Relatehewittlawson1e_ch14_44.html51aeb7acb62f8b8d70000028
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