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APUSHReview: Reconstruction

anorris21 wrote 2 months ago: A brief review of everything important about Reconstruction that you need to know to succeed in APUS … more →

Tags: Important Concepts Review Videos, APUSH, American Pageant, 13th edition, AP, Reconstruction, 13th Amendment, 14th Amendment, 15th Amendment

Florida’s First Election Fiasco—the Election of 1876

SethKaller wrote 7 months ago: With the still-unsettled 2012 Florida results bringing back memories of the Bush v. Gore battle in 2 … more →

Tags: General, RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, samuel tilden, Bush v. Gore, Election of 1876

July 4, 1868: Florida becomes a full-fledged member of the United States again

Lyra wrote 11 months ago: July 4th most think of the founding of our country when the thirteen colonies fought Britain and bec … more →

Tags: Events, 1860-1869, Florida, Civil War, Republican Party, Ulysses S. Grant, Tallahassee, FOURTH OF JULY, Democratic Party

Election Day 1876: Shakespeare at the National, Real Estate Listings and Rutherford B. Hayes vs. Samuel J. Tilden2 comments

Ghosts of DC wrote 1 year ago: “Tilden or Blood” by Thomas Nast in Harper’s weekly – Febuary 17th 1877 (Wik … more →

Tags: Notable People & Places, Historical Events, Featured, Presidents, 1870's, Daily National Republican, RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, Reconstruction, Mathew Brady

Bulldozing Reconstruction and Southern Voters1 comment

lunchcountersitin wrote 2 years ago: “Bull-Dozing” circa 1877. Source: Library of Congress. This is one of the more… st … more →

Tags: Reconstruction, Democratic Party, Mississippi Plan, Republican Party, Rutherford Hayes, samuel tilden

A Reconstruction Compromise

Meg G. wrote 2 years ago: In 1876, Republican nominee Rutherford B. Hayes campaigned against the Democrat nominee Samuel J. Ti … more →

Tags: Political History, 19th Century, HAYES, Reconstruction, Civil War, Tilden, 1876 election, Election of 1876, bush

Chapter 16: The New South Introduction

Jam-Tex wrote 2 years ago: New South Beginnings The New South began to emerge almost as soon as the remaining federal troops we … more →

Tags: Reconstruction, New South, Redeemers, Lost Cause, U S History, United States: History, Freedmen

Post-Civil War Reconstruction: Political Wars1 comment

vikramsundar wrote 3 years ago: The Reconstruction era is one of trickiest eras to analyze. Many factors gradually combined into a f … more →

Tags: historical analysis, Lincoln, Reconstruction, Civil War, Republican Party, Andrew Johnson, reconstruction act of 1867, Civil Rights Act of 1875, Freedmen's Bureau Act

Subversive Historian - 03/02/092 comments

Gabriel San Blogman wrote 4 years ago: {Hayes: I solemnly swear to sell out the cause of black freedom so help me god!} The Dubious Electio … more →

Tags: History, Race, electoral politics, Presidential Elections, US History, RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, Democrats, Republicans, radical reconstruction

R.I.P., G.O.P. – a well-deserved end33 comments

Fabius Maximus wrote 4 years ago: Summary:  This post describes one long-standing weakness which has helped bring the party crashing d … more →

Tags: america, Abraham Lincoln, Democratic Party, Republican Party, Franklin Roosevelt, lyndon johnson, Harry Truman, Civil Rights, Rutherford Hayes


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