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1865–1877: Reconstruction
- End of the war raises new issues
- Lincoln's wartime reconstruction policies
- President Johnson's reconstruction policies
- Discrimination continues in the South
- Congress takes control of Reconstruction
- The Fourteenth Amendment
- New hopes of equality
- "Radical Reconstruction"
- President Johnson faces impeachment
- Reconstruction unravels
- Violence against blacks...
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