The Reconstruction Era in America

The era of reconstruction is the era of reform after the end of the American Civil War, bringing a big change to the entire Union. In an unmodified policy left by Lincoln, Johnson and Congress left the fate of blacks who decided to release a new ally that caused the allies to become confused. Decisions made for African Americans are particularly important as they are some of the most radical policies they developed at that time and they have determined the fate of thousands of newly released people .

The period after the end of the civil war is called the "revival era". This era raises as many questions as the answer. It seems that the reconstruction of America occurred several decades later. The rebuilding of the United States will determine how the South will rejoin the Union, the release of about 3 million black slaves, and how the US will recover from this devastating civil war. The era of reconstruction seems to be in various stages

After the era of civil war and reconstruction, industrialization has developed. Before the Civil War, America was seen as a place of opportunity. The belief in the expansion of the West and the destiny of American Government encourages people to move to new undeveloped lands and to have them courageous to build new lives with the courage to acquire property. Industrialization allows Americans to build their lives without having their families migrate to thousands of miles of unknown territory. Many factors including the country 's natural resources, new transportation systems, mechanization, and free enterprises and free - eating economic systems enabled the industrialization of the United States. Accumulation of huge wealth by the establishment of mining and mining and factory and factory systems

This course aims to explore the historical development of America from the time of reconstruction to the present. It contributes to the creation of a multi-cultural industrial society and explores various factors (political, economic, social and cultural) that form the rise of America as the world's great country. We are aware of changes in relations between government and rulers, strong growth of central government, creation of modern industrial economy, development of increasingly heterogeneous society, national development as world power, domestic and foreign cold warfare, etc. Analyze the problem. And the origin and result of the Vietnam War