Mr Brown's Part 2

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In 1861 he established the policy of declaring runaway slaves and refugees it's confiscated property or contraband

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General Benjamin Butler

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September the 22nd 1862 Lincoln issues his proclamation stipulated that as of January 1st 1863 if the Confederate States had not returned to the Union all slaves in the Confederate state will be declared free

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Emancipation Proclamation

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The Emancipation Proclamation of 1862 do not apply to the slave owners who were allowed to keep their slaves

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Border states

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The black troops that made up the Massachusetts black troops were by trade

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Farmers semen butchers blacksmith and Teamsters

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Confederate forces led by Nathan Bedford Forrest a subsequent found of the Ku Klux Klan and former slave trader led a massacre executed more than 300 black troops after they surrendered to Confederate forces after a bloody battle

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Fort Pillow massacre 1864 April 22nd

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Black troops enacted their own revenge for the ft pillars massacre as they murder several Confederate prisoners as they shouted remembers Fort Pillow

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The battle is Saint Petersburg Florida of 1864

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Him and 15 other slaves catching a Confederate supply ship at fort Sumner and say its a freedom they subsequently surrender to the vessel to Union forces after the war he became a successful Republican politician in South Carolina

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Robert smalls

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It was Lead by irish Catholic who are often the leaders of the bloody riots that begin to spread throughout New York in 1863

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New York City riot

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During the Civil War she organized a spy ring in South Carolina that destroyer plantations and free a hundred slaves

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Harriet Tubman

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A servant of Confederate President Jefferson Davis while living in the Confederate White House transmitted secret messages to union officers

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Mary Elizabeth Bowser

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They were apprehensive about freedom and found it difficult to conceptulalize freedom and what it meant

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Older slaves

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Reuniting families and legalizing marriages were the priorities for the vast majority

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Former slaves

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Immediately after war this order was issued by an unlikely source in the person of General William T Sherman on january 16 1865 the order promised former slaves 40 acres and a mule

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Special field order 15

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In 1865 Congress created

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Bureau of refugees freshmen,and abandoned lands. Commonly call the freedoms Bureau

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In 1866 the freedmen bureau began advocating and supporting the concept

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Shared cropping which eventually became sharecropping

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The importance of the black church was second only to the importance of

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Black Family

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For former slaves to feel spiritual needs offered Music extended charity developed community and political leaders however for blacks most important to them they were free of white supervision

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The black church

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It began to spring up during the late 1860s and early 1870s most of these institutions provided elementary and secondary education to African Americans their primary goal was to train and educate black Teachers.

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Black colleagues

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Abolitionst and Congregationalists organization work with the freedomen Bureau to build black colleges throughout the cell

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The american missionary association

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Laws were passed by southern states that restricted the rights and liberty of former slaves. It's impose the restrictions on the freedom of black people

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Black Codes

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Divided the 10 southern states into five military districts directed by army officers to register voters fir the election of delegates to new constitutional conventions

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The reconstruction acts of 1867

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He was an African American Mississippi legislature who have received education from Knox College in Illinois in 1870 he was elected to the US Senator to fill the position which had previously been held by Jefferson Davis

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Hiram R Revels

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Another Negro politician from Mississippi in 1874 he was elected as a U.S. SENATOR 199875297930am to 1881 and was the first African American to serve a full term US Senator

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Blanche K Bruce

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Was dedicated to southern vigilante justice became the first original American domestic terrorist they were found in pulaski tenn in 1866 former confederate played a role in klan

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The ku Klux klan

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A federal act which provided States with funds for Agricultural and Mechanical College to fund the first historical black State University

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Morrill land grant act

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This alleged that a person could not be deprived of the right to vote because of the right of citizens of the United States to vote not color or previous servitude

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The 15th amendment

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What the Turning Point in southern reconstruction politiques southern Republicans cross over and voted Democrats

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The Mississippi election of 1875

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1875 white Southerners adopted this a campaign of terror 30 African American teachers church leaders politicians were killed in Vicksburg Mississippi grant reprieves to use better to stop violence against black because he feared losing more southern Republican votes

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Shotgun policy

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In Louisiana a clash between black militia and armed whites left 3 whites and nearly 100 Blacks dead

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The colfax massacre of 1873

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This act gave up union military leaders the freedom to seize any property (slaves) that belonged to confederate that could be used to support their war effort

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The confiscation act1861