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Warm-Up New Reference sheet! Put lifework into bucket!
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Class Mottos (3) Who are we? Diamonds!
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“Swing your machete!”
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Today’s Objective Diamonds will:
Explain the economic, political, and social problems during Reconstruction and evaluate their impact on different groups.
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Reconstruction part 2 pg. 125
Unit 8: Civil War & Reconstruction
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Homestead Act 1862 Made it easier for people to get land from the government out West
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Morrill Act, 1862 Provided federal government land for colleges and universities (Texas A& M, Prairie View A & M, etc…)
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Transcontinental Railroad, 1869
Council Bluffs, Iowa to Sacramento, California Made it easier to travel West
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Dawes Act, 1887 Removed more Indians to government reservations in the West.
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Freedman’s Bureau Federal agency designed to help African- Americans in the South
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The South Strikes Back…
Southern states make up new rules to treat African- Americans unfairly (South does not learn!)
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Black Codes & Jim Crow Laws
Laws designed to discriminate and hurt African- Americans Led to segregation
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Ku Klux Klan (KKK) Started to scare African-Americans from voting
Led to violence (lynching's etc…) Still around today (less violent)
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Civil Rights Movement Designed to help African-Americans gain more rights 1950s-present
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Civil Rights Movement Designed to help African-Americans gain more rights 1950s-present
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Homework Reconstruction Reading 2 Work on End of the Year Packet
Play Free Rice Play Team Haughton review games Make flash cards Study your notebook
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