Race, Expansion & War

What did Reconstruction actually reconstruct?


Essay, 2011

7 Pages, Grade: 1,3


Abstract or Introduction

With the formal end of slavery a new phase of the American history began – the so called era of Reconstruction. This period led to radical changes for the black community. In this essay I will try to outline that Reconstruction in the end did neither ‘reconstructed’ nor ‘constructed’ a better life, respectively democracy and freedom, for black Americans in the South. In order to do so I will work with examples from the Caribbean Islands like Haiti and Jamaica, where slavery was abolished only some years before, to give a better understanding of the situation in the United States.

Details

Title
Race, Expansion & War
Subtitle
What did Reconstruction actually reconstruct?
College
York University
Course
Race, Expansion and War
Grade
1,3
Author
Year
2011
Pages
7
Catalog Number
V164990
ISBN (eBook)
9783640801978
ISBN (Book)
9783640802364
File size
421 KB
Language
English
Keywords
reconstruction, united states, usa, negroes, blacks, schwarze, afro, civil war, bürgerkrieg, slavery, sklaverei
Quote paper
Martin Kersten (Author), 2011, Race, Expansion & War, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/164990

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