Postbellum Reconstruction:

After the reconstruction: As the president of the paper and Congress soon succeeded and failed over the long term, several reforms to resolve all these problems were passed. Contents I. Introduction - Paper II. The situation immediately after the Civil War Ⅲ. Presidential reconstruction plan Ⅳ. Congress reconstruction plan V

During the rebuilding period, and for subsequent rebuilding, the important development of American religion is rapidly increasing in every aspect. If attention is needed on the prewar countries in order to capture the importance of religious development both inside and outside the church, such efforts will be more secure on how reconstruction will change the rebuilding of religion and religious formation It will grasp. George C · Reble, God 's Selection: The Religious History of the American Civil War (Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 2010); James M. McPherson, American Civil War Additions and the American Civil War, Editor. Randall M. Miller, Harry S. Stout and Charles Reagan Wilson (New York: Oxford University Press, 1998), 412

Like many post-Southern African Americans, James Wells values ​​education and is a trustee of Xiao College (now the last college). During his reconstruction he refused to vote for the Democratic candidate, became a member of the loyalty union, and for his participation in politics and his devotion to the Republican Party "racial people It was called. James Wells founded a successful wood industry at Holly Springs in 1867, and Lizzie Wells is known as "famous chef". Ida B. Wells was one of eight children born from James and Lizzie Wells and eventually entered the last college, a long-established black liberal arts college in Holly Springs. In September 1878, when her two parents died during the outbreak of yellow fever, the tragedy struck the Wells family who insisted that her three brothers and sisters did the same. Wells was visiting a grandmother's farm near Holly Springs and was missed