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Image: Extract from the reconstructed Constitution of Louisiana, with portraits of the members of the Convention & Assembly, 1868. From the Library of Congress.

Radical Reconstruction

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Political cartoon made by Thomas Nast in 1865.

Thomas Nast's Political Cartoons

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Image: Photo of sharecroppers taken by Dorothea Lange in Mississippi in 1937. From the Library of Congress.

Sharecropping

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Image: Political cartoon lampooning Andrew Johnson's Reconstruction created by Thomas Nast in 1866. From the Library of Congress.

Reconstruction SAC

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Chinese Immigration and Exclusion

Chinese Immigration and Exclusion

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Image: Photo of Sitting Bull taken by David Francis Barryin 1885. From the Library of Congress.

Battle of Little Bighorn

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Image: Photo of Populist Convention in Nebraska taken by Solomon D. Butcher in 1892. From the Library of Congress.

Populism and the Election of 1896

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Image: Political Cartoon of William Jennings Bryan by Louis Dalrymple. From the Library of Congress.

1898 North Carolina Election

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Image: Drawing of the Homestead Steel Strike by Charles Mente, 1892. From the Library of Congress.

Homestead Strike

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