Reconstruction Political Cartoons By: Jaycee Miller Joshua Quinones Hassan Syed.

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Reconstruction Political Cartoons By: Jaycee Miller Joshua Quinones Hassan Syed

“Emancipation”

Description: Throughout most of this picture shows the cruelties of slavery, then in the middle of the picture it shows African Americans dressed nicely, and having luxuries and amenities like any other regular family. Author: Was most likely for Emancipation.

Northern Coat of Arms

Description: African American legs with a hat on that says “Liberty”. Author: Was most likely an abolitionist.

A Man Knows A Man

Description: An African American man and a white man have both lost their legs in the civil shaking hands and saying “ we may have lost our legs but thank god we did not lose our hearts”. Author: Probably for Racial Equality

Freedman’s Bureau

Description: An African American man standing outside a Freedman’s Bureau savings bank, it was shutdown in Author: Most likely thought Emancipation wasn’t enough.

The First Vote

Description: A line of African Americans to Vote. Probably was in favor of the 15 th, 14 th, and 13 th amendments

Racial Hatred

Description: This people are probably in the KKK the author uses it to express the problem of racial hatred Author: Probably resented the KKK