Question
$1.00 Please help me understand this history question
- From History: General-History , History: General-History
- Closed, but you can still post tutorials
- Due on Apr. 22, 2012
- Asked on Apr 18, 2012 at 9:50:15PM
Q:
Americas Post-Civil War Growing Pains
This issuppose to be
(3-4) page paper on the period from Reconstruction through
widespread industrialization in the Western United States (approximate
time period: 1865-1900.)
The paper should cover the following:
Identify at least (2) two major historical turning points in the period under discussion.
- Analyze
the impact of the two (2) or more major historical turning points
selected on Americas 1) current society, 2) economy, 3) politics, and
4) culture.
Please The requirements for the points listed above are separate from the rest of the assignment.
- Describe at least two (2) ways the Reconstruction period may have been different if President Lincoln had not been assassinated.
- Explain how industrialization and urbanization affected the life of the average working American during the period.
- Give
at least two (2) examples of how the federal and/or state courts and
legislatures handed down decisions or passed laws during the period that
served to discriminate against non-white citizens and immigrants.
$25.00
Americas Post-Civil War Growing Pains
- This tutorial was purchased 1 time and rated A+ by students like you.
- Posted on Apr 20, 2012 at 3:13:02PM
A:
Preview: ... even in defeat they retained their constitutional states, then the terms for restoring them to the Union might be treated as an administrative matter best left to the president. In a constitutional system based on the separation of power, the absence of clarity on so fundamental a matter made for explosive politics. The ensuing battle between the White House and the Capitol Hill over who was in charge became one of the fault lines in Reconstruction’s stormy history.
The Fourteenth Amendment
...
The full tutorial is about 382 words long plus attachments.
Americas Post-Civil War Growing Pains.docx (25K) $19.99
A+ Solution s Post-Civil War Growing Pains SEP 2012
- This tutorial hasn't been purchased yet.
- Posted on Sep 03, 2012 at 9:35:29PM
Posted by :
A:
Preview: ... te time period: 1865-1900.) Your paper should cover the following: Identify at least (2) two major historical turning points in the period under discussion.
Death of Lincoln in 1865.
Lincoln’s death changed the course of the country trying to rebuild after the Civil War. President Andrew Johnson was not popular and could not convince Congress especially the southerners to go along with him. Lincoln had a plan to build up the South and end the hate. He ordered amnesty and that the south be rebuilt. He pardoned, with a few exceptions, any southerner who would swear allegiance to the Union and the United States Constitution. His plan was to let the Confederate states back into the Legislature, but it was not working too well. We will never know how that went because he was assassinated. His idea always was to try to “mend fences” and forgive. The entire civil rights movement was set back because of the death of Lincoln.
The Railroad
The two railroads, the Union Pacific and Central Pacific met in Utah in May of 1869. It was merely ceremonial, but the real occasion was that it meant the railroads now would run from coast to coast. The availability of the railroad changed the face of the west and the whole of the United States. Remote places now could ship farm products and receive goods from markets elsewhere. Cattle could be shipped instead of driven and people could more easily get from place to place. Heavy shipments such as steel could be taken anywhere the trains would go. This was a boon to the Industrial revolution by being able to transport things mere horses could not.
Describe at least two (2) ways the Reconstruction period may have been different if President Lincoln had not been assassinated.
Preside ...
The full tutorial is about 1051 words long plus attachments.
$15.00
Assignment 3 World War II through the 1970s
- This tutorial hasn't been purchased yet.
- Posted on Dec. 24, 2012 at 12:46:08AM
Posted by :
CatherineKeener 
Rating (59):B-
Questions Asked: 8
Tutorials Posted: 1274,
Blog Posts: 1,
Earned: $2,866.55
Rating (59):B-
Questions Asked: 8
Tutorials Posted: 1274,
Blog Posts: 1,
Earned: $2,866.55
A:
Preview: ... World Wa ...
The full tutorial is about 8 words long plus attachments.
- This tutorial has appended information.
$15.00
World War Ii Through the 1970s
- This tutorial hasn't been purchased yet.
- Posted on Dec. 24, 2012 at 12:57:32AM
Posted by :
CatherineKeener
Rating (59):B-
Questions Asked: 8
Tutorials Posted: 1274,
Blog Posts: 1,
Earned: $2,866.55
Rating (59):B-
Questions Asked: 8
Tutorials Posted: 1274,
Blog Posts: 1,
Earned: $2,866.55
A:
Preview: ... ugh th ...
The full tutorial is about 6 words long plus attachments.
- This tutorial has appended information.
$14.99
Solution "s Post-Civil War Growing Pains"
- This tutorial hasn't been purchased yet.
- Posted on Feb. 16, 2013 at 06:40:43AM
A:
Preview: ... es Constitution. His plan was to let the Confederate states back into the Legislature, but it was not working too well. We will never know how that went because he was assassinated. His idea always was to try to “mend fences” and forgive. The entire civil rights movement was set back because of the death of Lincoln.
The Railroad
The two railroads, the Union Pacific and Central Pacific met in Utah in May of 1869. It was merely ceremonial, but the real occasion was that it meant the railroads now would run from coast to coast. The availability of the railroad changed the face of the west and the whole of the United States. Remote places now could ship farm products and receive goods from markets elsewhere. Cattle could be shipped instead of driven and people could more easily get from place to place. Heavy shipments such as steel could be taken anywhere the trains would go. This was a boon to the Industrial revolution by being able to transport things mere horses could not.
Describe at least two (2) ways the Reconstruction period may have been different if President Lincoln had not been assassinated.
President Andrew Johnson, at first pleased the radical politicians in the north by denying that he was in favor of helping out the “planter aristocracy” and insisting that the Confederates should be punished. This was totally different from Lincoln’s plan of forgiveness. Johnson’s plan put his own people in charge of the southern states. The whites still were in control of the blacks by passing laws restricting land ownership, work and lots of other things. These laws were called black codes. Lincoln would not have allowed this.
Many of the positions in the new governments were won by ...
The full tutorial is about 1129 words long .