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What was the most notorious extremist vigilante group in the South during Reconstruction?
The most well know extremist group during reconstruction was the Klu Klux Klan or the KKK.
How did reconstruction help and hurt the north?
There was no effect because the south only fought on their land. The total war ( all-out war that effected the civilians at home as well as soldiers in combat) destroyed the South population. Nor did it help ~Bms's anonymous
Did northerners or southerners believe in a national government?
South had no government. The North was established and had the United States constitution as well as the leadership of the president, a military, and congress.
Which was an adcantage the north had at the beginning of the civil war?
The North had the advantages of being an industrial economy (to be able to manufacture guns) and having an established and well-organized system of government. This is compared to the South's agrarian economy and an untested and disorganized government.
How did the white South intransigence open the way for congressional military reconstruction?
The south wanted to deny the freed slaves civil rights. They used violence against the slaves, as well as southern Union supporters. The south passed the "black codes" to try and control the blacks. They are stubborn and refuse to allow the slaves to simply pack up and go, leaving southerners with no one to cultivate their plantations and keep their economy working smoothly.
What government office was in charge of reconstruction after the civil war?
Congress was in charge of Reconstruction after the Civil War. Andrew Johnson also played a big role in Reconstruction as well.
What government party ran the South after the Civil War?
Well, the Democratic party originally had the most influence, but after the war, the Republicans took over. One group of radical republicans wanted the south to suffer for having seceded, thankfully they did not succeed.
What was the most notorious extremist vigilante group in the South during Reconstruction?
The most well know extremist group during reconstruction was the Klu Klux Klan or the KKK.
How did the southern states act to reconstruction.?
it hurt because the taxes were very high and they had no money to do the Reconstruction. after the war confederate money was worthless. people who have loaned money to the south were never paid back. it help because Abe Lincoln the 16 president outlined his 10% plan for the reconstruction. It helped the south go back into the union and if they did the south would be more faster to build. ~Bms's Anonymous
In united states history how did public schools in the south become segregated?
Public schools became segregated in the United States as well as other public places due to the reconstruction amendments collapsing along with the Reconstruction era.
What Lincoln's policy toward the confederacy was good?
Well Lincoln had many great policies that helped the confederacy, probably the biggest though was Reconstruction. Reconstruction was the policy to rebuild the South just following the Civil War. Many Northerners disagreed with it and wanted the South to suffer, but not Good Ole' Abe!
Positive and negatives affects of the Reconstruction?
Some positive effects of the Reconstruction include uniting the country and blacks had the right to vote as well as be elected for political offices. Its negative effects, on the other hand, include the South being faced with economic turmoil.
Debate will India be a super power in 2020?
if its has the will power,support of its citizens and a smooth running government then it will succeed and become an inspiring nation and as well as a super power nation
How did the political power change in the South once the Reconstruction Era was over?
After the reconstruction period was over, and all of the previously Confederate states were back, united with the North, the political, economic and social structures in a sense, reverted to the days before the US Civil War, with one huge exception, slaves were no longer slaves. So-called White power had returned to the South, and Blacks, despite three Constitutional amendments were unequal US citizens.The results in the South, even during Reconstruction, caused white riots and murderous acts against Blacks. This type of barbarism did not exist in the North, however, most Blacks in the North were victims of discrimination as well. Also, based on what Southerners believed to be the enemy Republican Party, the deep South became a home for Democrats well into the 20th century. The term of the "Solid South " was born and meant solid votes for Democrats at every level of government.
What changes took place in the South as a result of Reconstruction?
The first statewide public school systems in the South as well as hospitals, penitentiaries, and asylums. The first black institutions of higher learning were founded. Equally important, it was during Reconstruction that the institutional foundations of the modern black community in the South were laid, including independent black churches and a growing number of black landowners, businessmen, clergymen, and teachers.
What are titans of industry?
also known as the knights of the guild, the titans of industry was formed by Andrew Johnson to help rebuild the south during the reconstruction period. The titans of industry were composed of northern as well as pro slavery owners of the south
What party ran the south after the civil war?
Well, the Democratic party originally had the most influence, but after the war, the Republicans took over. One group of radical republicans wanted the south to suffer for having seceded, thankfully they did not succeed.
