The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... became a loyal supporter of the Lincoln administration , and it was due to Lincoln's insistence , in part , that he became a candidate for the Vice - Presidency in 1864. This record would suggest that Johnson had won the respect of his ...
... became a loyal supporter of the Lincoln administration , and it was due to Lincoln's insistence , in part , that he became a candidate for the Vice - Presidency in 1864. This record would suggest that Johnson had won the respect of his ...
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... became orderly and stopped wandering around . the countryside at night . Petty thievery became less common . And as Negro support gradually fell away , the carpetbaggers themselves became more moderate in their plunder . The Klan marked ...
... became orderly and stopped wandering around . the countryside at night . Petty thievery became less common . And as Negro support gradually fell away , the carpetbaggers themselves became more moderate in their plunder . The Klan marked ...
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... became nearly universal . By 1900 manufacturers were turning out new machines at the rate of a million per year . Men , women , and children , all learned to ride . During the 1890's roads outside the towns and cities had a ...
... became nearly universal . By 1900 manufacturers were turning out new machines at the rate of a million per year . Men , women , and children , all learned to ride . During the 1890's roads outside the towns and cities had a ...
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The LincolnJohnson Plan | 1 |
The Congressional Plan | 13 |
The Process of Reconstruction | 15 |
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