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The Political, Social, and Economic Differences Aftermath of War: The Political, Social, and Economic Differences AIM: How did the experience of political and social upheaval influence the process of Reconstruction? DO NOW: How do you think America would look today if the South won the Civil War?

Why did the North win? Did tensions still exist between the North and the South after the war?

Reconstruction the period of time in which the federal government set the conditions that would allow the rebellious Southern states back into the Union. Besides material destruction, what else needed to be rebuilt?

Exit Slip How did the experience of social and political upheaval influence people to think about the process of Reconstruction? What obstacles might the government face when implementing the process of Reconstruction?