Reconstruction After the Civil War

Even before the end of the war Lincoln's recovery plan began. Lincoln's motive was to build a strong Republican Party in the south and end the pain caused by the war. On 8th December 1863 Lincoln announced the amnesty and declaration of rebuilding in the southern region. It supports the Constitution of the United States and promises a pledge to the union. Lincoln plans to give amnesty to every country, 10% of those who voted in the 1860 election promised loyalty to the union and must comply with all laws including slavery ban . Even so difficult thing

In the US census of 1860, the slave population of the United States increased to 4 million, after the reconstruction of the civil war (late 1860 's), the newly acquired slave became a citizen and a nominal right to vote for men I got it. The citizens' full citizenship was not guaranteed before the Civil Rights Movement was approved by the U.S. Congress in the Upper House Council of 1965 The transition to liberal democracy in the 20th century was the war, the revolution, and the colonies It is different from formation. And religious and economic environment In the 1920s and 1930s, the 1960s and 1970s, and in the 2010s, the global wave of "retreat of democracy" reversed democratization.

After the end of the Civil War, the US needs to rebuild or "rebuild". Reconstruction is the period after the end of the war, the province will take the necessary measures to complete it again. There are various complicated and long-term successes in reconstruction, which have had a big impact on the future of the country. In terms of social impact it was during the rebuilding that we could study the two most important social achievements in American history, the abolition of slavery and the rebuilding of the south. The abolition of slavery in the United States is a major legislative achievement and it is not easy to successfully reintegrate the Antarctic nation itself.

Reconstruction after the civil war brings a serious challenge to white hegemony and apartheid in the south where most African Americans continue to live. The abolition of slavery in 1865 followed by the Fourteenth Amendment (1868) expanded the equal protection of civil rights and laws to African Americans and mitigated immediately after the separation of the civil war. The 15 th revision (1870) prohibits racial discrimination in voting by threatening to overthrow the obstacles built by white people to maintain black isolation and inequality. However, since 1865, the possibility of blacks sharing white public facilities with public transportation increased. Black people got comprehensive trams and railroads. In fact, many shipping companies tend to consolidate because they do not want to run the risk of losing a profitable business.