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VIDEO DESCRIPTION
The American Civil War was the bloodiest war in American history; 750,000 people would die and the South was in ruins. The United States needed to be reconstructed.

TOPICS INCLUDE:
Abraham Lincoln's Ten Percent Plan
Wade-Davis Bill
Lincoln's assassination
Jefferson Davis arrested
13th Amendment
Freedmen's Bureau
Carpetbaggers & Scalawags
40 Acres and a Mule
Andrew Johnson's Presidential Reconstruction
Black Codes
Congressional Reconstruction (Radical Reconstruction)
Civil Rights Act
14th Amendment
Edwin Stanton
Andrew Johnson's impeachment
Election of 1868
Ulysses S. Grant's presidency
15th Amendment
Lucretia Mott
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony
Ku Klux Klan
Sharecroppers
Redeemers
Panic of 1873
Election of 1876
Compromise of 1877
and more!

This is a typical high school American History lesson which can help high school students who need a little extra help in class. It can also give teachers ideas for their lessons. This video is great for AP US History students and teachers!

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This video follows Chapter 15.

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Slide 1: Fifteenth Amendment – American Yawp
Slide 2: Fifteenth Amendment – American Yawp
Slide 3: Andrew Johnson and Abraham Lincoln Cartoon – Wikipedia
Slide 4: APUSH Timeline – Lessons in Humanities
Slide 5: American Presidents – Lessons in Humanities
Slide 6: Lincoln Emancipation Proclamation – Wikimedia
Slide 7: Ten Percent Plan – Wikimedia
Slide 8: Wade-Davis Bill – Wikimedia
Slide 9: Assassination of Lincoln – Wikimedia
Slide 10: Jefferson Davis Imprisoned Cartoon – Encyclopedia Virginia
Slide 11: 13th Amendment – Wikimedia
Slide 12: Freedmen’s Bureau – Wikimedia
Slide 13: Carpetbaggers – Wikimedia
Slide 14: Forty Acres and a Mule – Political Dictionary
Slide 15: Johnson’s Presidential Reconstruction – Wikimedia
Slide 16: Reconstruction Illustration – U.S. History
Slide 17: Johnson’s Reconstruction – Library of Congress
Slide 18: Convict Labor – Wikimedia
Slide 19: “Slavery is Dead” by Thomas Nast – Library of Congress
Slide 20: “Slavery is Dead” by Thomas Nast – Library of Congress
Slide 21: Reconstruction – Library of Congress
Slide 22: Congressional Reconstruction – Library of Congress
Slide 23: President Johnson Veto – Wikimedia
Slide 24: Fourteenth Amendment – Maine Humanities Council
Slide 25: Reconstruction Acts Map – Wikimedia
Slide 26: Edwin Stanton – Wikimedia
Slide 27: Johnson’s Impeachment – Wikimedia
Slide 28: Ulysses S. Grant – Wikimedia
Slide 29: Ulysses S. Grant Inauguration – Wikimedia
Slide 30: Hiram Revels – Wikimedia
Slide 31: Fifteenth Amendment – Wikimedia
Slide 32: Lucretia Mott – Wikimedia
Slide 33: Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton – Library of Congress
Slide 34: Racial Violence During Reconstruction – Wikimedia
Slide 35: Atlanta – Wikimedia
Slide 36: Atlanta – Wikimedia
Slide 37: Sharecroppers – Wikimedia
Slide 38: End of Compromise – Library of Congress
Slide 39: Redeemers – Wikimedia
Slide 40: Panic of 1873 – Wikimedia
Slide 41: Election of 1876 – Wikimedia
Slide 42: Compromise of 1877 – Wikimedia
Slide 43: Emancipation – National Park Services