Reconstruction of Georgia Time Line!

  • Abraham Lincoln Assassination

    Abraham Lincoln Assassination
    His assassination occured five days after Robert E. Lee surrenered to S. Grant. He was the first president to be assassinated. He was assassinated in the Presidential Box at Ford's Theater in D.C. .
  • freedmen's Bureau

    freedmen's Bureau
    It was started to help freedmen and poor whites obtain food, shelter, clothing and schooling. It also helped blacks. It helped Blacks and whites with every day issues.
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    Reconstruction of Georgia Time LIne

    Recontruction means the act of building something agian. The time period after the Civil War in which the south rejoined the union, and rebuilt it's society.
  • End of the Civil War (Appomattox)

    End of the Civil War (Appomattox)
    At the end of the Civil War the south began to rebuild the South. Laws were passed. Such as giving equal tights to blacks.
  • 13th Admendment Ratified

    13th Admendment Ratified
    This admendment outlawed slavery. It also canceled all war debts. They were able to return there Representatives.
  • 14th Admendment Ratified

    14th Admendment Ratified
    It grented citeznship and Equal Rights . The Congress required southern states to ratify it. It was just one of the very important admendments.
  • Henery Mc Neal Turner elected to Senete

    Henery Mc Neal Turner elected to Senete
    Henery McNeal Turner was are state senate in 1868. He was elected senate November 3rd 1868. He was sent to the Georgia legislature.
  • 15th Admendment Ratified

    15th Admendment Ratified
    This admendment was very important to the male population. It granted male citezins the right to vote for there president. I was passed approximately 16 states.
  • Georgia Readmitted to the Union

    Georgia Readmitted to the Union
    Georgia was not only readmitted once but twice. Georgia was the very last state to be readmitted. Its legislature refused to seat its new black members.
  • Election of Rutherford B. Hayes

    Election of Rutherford B. Hayes
    An agreement between the two parties, sometimes called the "Compromise of 1877," convinced the Democrats that they should accept the Commission's 8-7 vote. Which made Hayes the new president. This election ended the reconstruction.