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In 4 pages, the author discusses the failure of the Reconstruction, which occurred after the American Civil War. 'When examining the American Civil War, and the subsequent period of Reconstruction that occurred after the war, one must determine that the Reconstruction was not a success, although Lincoln might have made a good president, and the Industrial revolution began after the American Civil War. The New South had difficulty coping with its status. Once the Blacks were free, there was little work to be had by them, resulting in their relying on theft and other criminal activity. This perpetuated mob lynchings.' Free Sample Sentence Outline included. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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determine that the Reconstruction was not a success, although Lincoln might have made a good president, and the Industrial revolution began after the American Civil War. The New South
had difficulty coping with its status. Once the Blacks were free, there was little work to be had by them, resulting in their relying on theft and other criminal
activity. This perpetuated mob lynchings. The Reconstruction era is the time following the American Civil War. This
period occurred between 1865 and 1877 (PG). The North was victorious in the Civil War, and consequently decided to "reconstruct" the South. This involved obtaining civil rights for the
African Americans that had been freed (Hirsch Et al PG). According to Censer, "Reconstruction brought with it many social, economic, and political structures that threatened
the antebellum framework, and fostered resistance in southern men to all attempts of reconciliation" (64). A great deal of literature dealing with this period in history attempts to create
a reunion between the North and the South (Censer 64). In history, one sees the northern abolitionist and the antebellum Old South of the Confederacy. Marriage between the
two was difficult. Healing did not come quickly or easily. Hatred between the two entities continued to exist. The South did not accept Reconstruction. In fact,
in the twenty-first century, there are places in the South that still hold to the adage that the "South will rise again." The
Reconstruction resulted in the "New South." This was Lincolns South for it was because of him and those fighting for him that the South experienced Reconstruction.
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