Reconstruction After the Civil War

In addition to the Chinese hatred, the United States promises to end the Indian lifestyle as well. The government rarely respects the agreement with the Indians. Shortly after the Kansas - Nebraska bill was passed, the Indians began to put pressure on other territories owned by them. In less than a year, they almost exterminated the two provinces of the Indian tribe. The tactics they used to scare the Indians were guerrilla wars, and it worked fine. Even then, they did something they could not explain.

The first reconstruction took place after the Civil War and continued until 1877. The political, social and economic situation after the civil war has set the goal of the first reconstruction. At the moment, there were differences in the problems Congress had in civil war. Black equality, rebuilding the south, re-entering the Commonwealth of the south, and deciding who controls the government. In the social aspect, the south is in a chaotic state. After leaving their former guru, the newly released slave had settled in the south, and whites were mentally hurt and became concerned about the future. Economically, South was also destroyed. The farm was destroyed, the railroad was torn apart, the slave labor system was confused, and the city burned down. The economic situation of the former slave after the civil war was equally uncertain, and many strolled along the highway leaving the former owner.

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.