Reconstruction
Revolution in a political institution such as the United States would be a complete fundamental change in the government or social structure of the country. Both constitutionally and socially a compilation of many great changes can amount to a fundamental change in structure. During the Civil War and the Reconstruction era the country survived civil war, grave differences between the nationalistic North and the states-rights South, and the complete disband of the slavery system that so much of the United States depended on. Between 1860 and 1877 the United States experienced great change, both socially and constitutionally, that amounted to a revolution. A revolution occurs when some kind of fundamental change is instituted. One of the many changes that occurred during this time period would be the South’s view of the Union. There were many fundamental differences between the North and the South that eventually amounted to the Civil War. The secession of the South was caused by these fundamental differences. Socially the people of the South believed that the federal government was simply a compilation of the many states and that its powers were extremely limited. They also followed this belief when it came to interpretation of t
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Approximate Word count = 1414
Approximate Pages = 6 (250 words per page double spaced)
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