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1 Endings and Beginnings: Spring and Summer 1865
Lincoln Views the Future 10 per cent plan The Second Inaugural Two Weeks in April Last Gasp at Appomattox Assassination, Mourning, and a New World

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4 Surrender Scenes

5 An Evening at Ford’s Theater

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7 A Nation in Mourning

8 The Journey Home

9 Swift Justice

10 Freedmen, women, and children
Moment of Freedom Booker T. Washington Juneteenth Gen. Gordon Granger Freedman’s Bureau March 3, 1865 Gen. O. O. Howard

11 July 1, 1865

12 Useful Information for Constitutional Convention
May 29: Andrew Johnson issues general amnesty Oath of Allegiance restores property rights, political rights June 30: Lincoln conspirators found guilty July 7: Four conspirators hanged Thirteen Amendment (passed January 31, 1865)

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