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During the Reconstruction era, Alabama was put under U.S. military rule. A constitutional convention was held. Enslavement of African Americans ended and the federal Reconstruction Acts enshrined their basic civil and political rights. African Americans were elected to state and local offices and others were appointed to public offices. Public school systems were established including schools and colleges for African Americans.

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rdfs:comment	During the Reconstruction era, Alabama was put under U.S. military rule. A constitutional convention was held. Enslavement of African Americans ended and the federal Reconstruction Acts enshrined their basic civil and political rights. African Americans were elected to state and local offices and others were appointed to public offices. Public school systems were established including schools and colleges for African Americans. (en)
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has abstract	During the Reconstruction era, Alabama was put under U.S. military rule. A constitutional convention was held. Enslavement of African Americans ended and the federal Reconstruction Acts enshrined their basic civil and political rights. African Americans were elected to state and local offices and others were appointed to public offices. Public school systems were established including schools and colleges for African Americans. There were hardships after the war for both Whites and Blacks. Economic disruption and social change led to unrest in various parts of the state. Many Confederate soldiers and their supporters sought the restoration of White supremacy and Democratic Party rule. For many within Deep South Alabama, the time of reconstruction was a time of civil unrest and political battles leading up to and following the reunification of Alabama into the Union. (en)
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