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What is a democracy?

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“Government of the people by the people, for the

people”

The PEOPLE rule!

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ALL citizens will rule

Features & Beliefs

High value placed upon equality and freedom for all

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Laws (since they restrict freedom) will be…

Features & Beliefs

made only by consent of the majority (50% +)

made only when needed to protect the country

applied equally to all

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Core = inner-most part, central

Core Democratic Values

Democratic = gov. run by the people

Values = beliefs that have a high significance in society

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Core Democratic ValuesCDVs are the fundamental

beliefs & constitutional principles that unite all

Americans. These values are expressed in significant

documents, speeches, and other writings of the nation.

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What is E.S.P.?• Yes, it is Extra Sensory Perception.

• BUT … in History use:

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Economic:

Anything having to do with buying, selling, trading, or making things.Ex. Business, banks, money

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Social:

Anything having to do with how people live and interact with each other

Ex. Society

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Political:

Anything having to do with laws & rules of a country and the government that makes & enforces them

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So to understand and make sense of history, ALWAYS use your

E

S

P

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REVIEW Post War Conditions:South is devastated

economically – S. Plantation system collapses (13th Amendment)

socially – 4 million slaves freed w/out tools for independence

politically- Southern states are not apart of the Union, only territory of the Union

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REVIEW

Period in U.S. history focused on rebuilding the U.S. after

the Civil War and readmitting the defeated Confederate

States into the Union

RECONSTRUCTION:

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Abolished slavery13th Amendment (1865)

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Confirmed citizenship for all people born or naturalized in the U.S.

14th Amendment (1868)

States could not deny citizens equal protection before the law

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Right to vote cannot be denied on the basis of race

15th Amendment (1870)

Guaranteed suffrage for Black males

Northern states affected

Most African Americans voted Republican

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