Enter your email address to subscribe to me and receive notifications of new posts by email. Posted on April 8, 2010. The basic idea was to separate the black and white race, but at the same time, maintaining equality. How did the remain equal? 6 Commemorating wars is very important to a country and the veterans.

Friday, Apr 9 2010. Where did the phrase reconstruction come from? The phase Reconstruction was what Abraham Lincoln used to try to bring the North and South together and restore the nation. This was created after Lincoln knew the war was coming to the end and the Union would come out on top. He wanted to get the nation back to its original state without slavery. 2 What were the purposes of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments? 5 Why do we commemorate wars? .

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1 Where did the phrase reconstruction come from? 2 What were the purposes of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments? 3 What were the Jim Crow laws and how did they affect the lives of southern blacks? 4 What did separate but equal mean? The constitutional law, Separate but equal, meant that blacks were to be treated equally, like the Whites. Yet, they were still allowed to be separated, this supported th.

This blog is about what i want it to be about. 1 Where did the phrase reconstruction come from? The phrase reconstruction has come from the prefix re meaning again and the word construction meaning to build but the word was also in the title of an act known as the Reconstruction Act which had made five districts each led by a leader.

The Fifteenth Amendment; This amendment stated that all citizens have the right to vote. The purpose of these amendments were to show that we were a different country than all the others, that.

1 Where did the phrase reconstruction come from? 2 What were the purposes of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments? The purpose for these amendments was to include everyone as a citizen in the United States, included the blacks. It applied equal protection for everyone. The Fifteenth amendment however gave everyone one the right to vote, even the blacks. The Fourteenth amendment gave equal protection of rights for everybody in America.