Reconstruction and the Constitution

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Focusing on the post-Civil War era, the work delves into the complex relationship between Reconstruction policies and constitutional law. The author analyzes the legal and political challenges faced during this transformative period in American history, emphasizing the struggle to redefine citizenship and civil rights. Burgess provides insights into the implications of Reconstruction on the Constitution, highlighting the tensions between federal authority and states' rights. This examination sheds light on the lasting impact of these changes on American democracy.