Chapter 15: "What is Freedom": Reconstruction (1865-1877)

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Douglass

means by the term "composite nationality "that all races come together as a nation to follow the same laws, speak the same language and uphold the same government, prosper together, etc.

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Stanton

believes that individual freedom within the family can be established through individual judgment.

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Freedom

and owning land have an equal relationship because it gives you the ability to vote and even holds office.

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social revolution

The was defined as being more important than the political or the religious revolution because it went deep down the very foundation of society.

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Union

Aims to work for safer conditions for laborers to protect them from harm and exhaustion.

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Importance of Retaking Edisto Island

You need to own land to vote

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Freedom and owning land

They have an equal relationship because it gives you the ability to vote and even holds office.

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African Americans

The wanted to be citizens and be able to participate and have a voice just like white citizens.

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state of Mississippi

The required blacks to sign yearly labor contracts but not the whites

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Black codes

stated that African Americans had to sign a yearly labor contract, or they would be fined and sent to jail.

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Sharecropping Contract

It forced the black workers to share a portion of their crops with the landowner as a fee for using their land to grow crops on.

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Individual judgement

Stanton believes that individual freedom within the family can be established through _

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Composite Nationality

All races come together as a nation to follow the same laws, speak the same language and uphold the same government, prosper together, etc.

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Frederick Douglass

He believes that people should be allowed to move freely from one country to another

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Civil Rights Bill

It appealed for more support more strongly to the sense of justice and fair play which is said to be a characteristic of the Anglo-Saxon race.