US History Final Exam: African American end of the Civil War

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US History Final Exam: African American end of the Civil War

Human interaction has been constrained for a long time; even before the enlightenment and civil rights era, people were struggling to co-exist. Some of the main reasons for diversity and lack of tolerance among people are differences in races, culture, and even political and economic ideologies. These broad diversities lead to an increase in the conflict between people, with the dominant group oppressing the minority group through denial of political rights, denial of ownership of properties, segregation in the learning system, discrimination in job opportunities as well as inequality in allocation of public resources. Even after the end of the Civil war, African-American experience has not been present despite the reconstruction amendment's enactment between 1865 and 1870.

1865 marked a new beginning for every black American when the Civil War ended. An emancipation promise followed the end of this war. Brutality experienced during the white prejudice was too much for the black people who...