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1 Good afternoon! Please get out your Major Themes sheet, your Reconstruction chart, Venn diagrams, and any notes you may have. Find a spot in your notes to respond to an “I see, I think, I wonder” activity.

2 I see… I think… I wonder…

3 I see… I think… I wonder…

4 Freedmen’s Bureau School

5 Reconstruction So Far Questions & Plans of Reconstruction
Lincoln, Johnson, Radicals – Chart & Venn Diagram Radical Reconstruction Civ Rts Act & 14th Amendment Reconstruction Acts Impeachment 15th Amendment Reconstruction Governments Carpetbaggers & Scalawags

6 Reconstruction Acts of 1867
Military Reconstruction Restart Reconstruction in the 10 Southern states that refused to ratify the 14th Amendment. Divide the 10 “unreconstructed states” into 5 military districts.

7 Establishment of Historically Black Colleges in the South

8 Black Senate & House Delegates

9 Homework Notes Quiz You may use any of your own handwritten notes.
Please remember your academic integrity.

10 Today’s Reading Free Blacks The End of Reconstruction
Black Communities Sharecropping The End of Reconstruction Redeemers Ku Klux Klan & White Supremacy Election of 1876 Compromise of 1877

11 Civil War & Reconstruction
GQ3 - What were the aims & outcomes of Reconstruction? GQ4 – How successful was Reconstruction?

12 GQ#3 – What were the aims and outcomes of Reconstruction?
Watch the Crash Course video & answer worksheet questions. How does this fit with what you already know? How does it help you address Major Themes guiding questions #3 & #4?

13 Paper 2 Part B Question P2PB Process Sheet
How far did President Johnson continue the Reconstruction policies of President Lincoln? How will you set up your response? Thesis Statement Paragraphs

14 Review From what you already know what were the greatest successes of Reconstruction? What were the greatest shortcomings of Reconstruction?

15 Gallery Walk GQ4 – How successful was Reconstruction?
Subject and/or message What other vocab comes to mind? How does it help answer the guiding question? A success or a failure? Explain Based on your work, write a thesis statement that directly answers the question, makes an argument, and establishes clear categories.

16 Create Your Own Image From your understanding what were the greatest successes and/or failures? As individuals or in pairs, create an appropriate image (cartoon, newspaper story, mock interview, song, etc.) that demonstrates a major success OR a major failure of Reconstruction.

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