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1 ERA 5: 1850-1877 The Civil War and Reconstruction

2 List of slaves owned by the McGavocks of Williamson County

3 Receipt for runaway slave, 1854

4 Young Tennessee Confederates Posed for War

5 Map of Civil War military prison

6 Civil War era letter

7 The Battle of Nashville

8 The Carpet Bagger (a comic song)

9 The Carpet Bagger (music lyrics)

10 Former slaves at Wessyngton

11 From Slavery to Sharecropping: Tobacco Labor Contract

12 The Freedmen’s Bureau, Memphis

13 The Ku Klux Klan In Tennessee: Originally founded in 1866 in Pulaski, Tennessee, the KKK evolved into a vigilante organization that terrorized African Americans in the South

14 Commerce at the Nashville Wharf, circa 1872-1874

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