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The Reconstruction Era was the period of time that began after the US Civil War. The plans to reunite the USA were controversial and bitter.

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What was the period when congress punished the south?

reconstruction


After the civil war what was the period of rebuilding the South called?

Reconstruction was what the period of rebuilding the south was after the civil war.


What was the period known for reconstruction?

The Reconstruction Era. You're welcome.


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What and when was Reconstruction?

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What were the two phases of the Reconstruction period?

1.)The Presidential Reconstruction2.)Radical Reconstruction


What is the cause of the reconstruction?

Reconstruction was caused by the Civil war and slavery. After slavery ended Reconstruction was period that helped to rebuild society after the war.


What was the period of rebuilding in the south called?

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What is the name given to the period immediately following the Civil War?

The years immediately after the US Civil War were known as the ReconstructionReconstruction


WHEN was the time known as the Reconstruction period?

The time was known as the Reconstruction period from 1865-1876 when Hayes was elected president he agreed to end reconstruction because the south wouldn't give in to any rights for African Americans.