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Civil War/Reconstruction Some Essential Questions What were the actual causes of the Civil War? What were the actual Outcomes of the Civil War? What gains did Blacks achieve during the War and Reconstruction?---or not?

Slavery and Back Again! Pre-Civil War Politics and Legal Actions Southern Reaction Second Slavery People New Black Leadership/Black (Negro) Culture

Jim Crow

Pre Civil War Slave Trade Abolitionist Uncle Tom’s Cabin Fugitive Slave Laws Missouri Compromise Kansas-Nebraska Act Bleeding Kansas

Politics and Legal Action Succession/Legal?.....States Rights? Reconstruction Dred Scott 13 th Amendment 14 th Amendment 15 th Amendment Civil Rights Act Plessy v. Ferguson

Southern Reaction Riots/Violence/KKK Black Codes Voting----Disenfranchised Literacy Test Grandfather Clauses Poll Tax County Primaries Threats Intimidation-----Klan

Return to Slavery Sharecropping Tennant Farmers Croppers Land-Owners Million Acres owned by Blacks 100 M Acres Owned By Whites M Acres for blacks----no reduction for Whites----huge reductions in the next decade. Crop Lien----Peonage