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Reconstruction,westward expanison, industrialization, and immigration/urbanization?

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How did those impact the shaping of American identity after 1865?

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  1. Reconstruction:

    - 13th Amendment: Slavery abolished

    - 14th Amendment: Discrimination based on race = illegal (regarding jobs, rights, etc.) . African Americans are now citizens.

    - rights later limited by Jim Crow Laws and KKK

                                      

    Westward Expansion:

    - Americans begin to move into the West

    - California Gold Rush

    - Native Americans kicked off their land

    - buffalo herds depleted by shooting games

    - Homestead Act: gave Americans free land in the West in exchange for settling it

    Industrialization:

    - products now cheaper

    - assebly line introduced

    - hard labor for immigrants

    - child labor

    - regulation of factory standards

    - child labor laws

    Immigration/Urbanization:

    - American becomes a country of immigrants

    - "ghetto" communites of different races (not same meaning as today)

    - small tenement apartments b/c immigrants were poor

    - cramped living environment

    - immigrants lived in cities b/c were cheaper and easier to get around

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