The Reconstruction Era: A Time of Change

The era of reconstruction is an era of major change in America. After the end of the civil war, this era is the era when the government is trying to reorganize this north-south. Trick is to return to the country for reason not leading to the collapse of the United States. After mostly damaged by the war in this area, most of the southern part was confused with the government. One of the main focus is constitutional equality for those who did not have it before the civil war.

The rebuilding period in the south is the period of social rebuilding, its size did not appear in American history. The rebuilding era occurred after the civil war that lasted from 1864 until 1877. The era of reconstruction brought about the era of martial law, social consciousness changed to slavery and African-Americans, new North-South rights. Liberated slaves, people in the north, and people in the south of the south, all have different views on this.

The main goal of the rebuilding of the US reconstruction is to reunify the South with the alliance and to determine the status of free people in American society. The era of reconstruction is characterized by political conflict, not violent conflict. Several historical myths are that the southern part is a victim of reconstruction, and various reconstruction plans are corrupt and injustice. In fact, these plans are very generous, ignoring and only performing military rule in a very short time. Reconstruction is sometimes considered good as it helps newly released African-American and recently deprived Caucasian Southerners. But it also caused tension and indignation not only between the white and the black but also between the southern and the northern, and when the reconstruction was over, the whites returned.