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The Dormancy of the Equal Protection of the Laws Clause in American Constitution and the Loss of Black People’s Civil Rights after American Civil War

Author: TaoPingPing
Tutor: BaiXueFeng
School: Shandong University
Course: World History
Keywords: The terms of the equal legal protection Civil rights for blacks Race relations in America
CLC: DD911;K712.5
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2009
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Abstract


Period of reconstruction in the United States in order to protect the just rights of emancipated blacks, the Federal Congress enacted the form of constitutional provisions \\of apartheid, the \The focus of this paper is to study the dormant because of the \The full text of about 30,000 words, divided into five parts. The first part, the introduction of the \In the process of reconstruction in the south, blacks gaining citizenship, the right to vote and the right to protect their rights \But with the end of reconstruction in the south, \The second part, \\Moreover, the \long-term, \The third part, \Reconstruction in the south after the Republicans lost control of the Federal House of Representatives and the onset of industrialization, the transfer of the center of gravity of the Federal Congress to economic policy, is becoming silent on racial issues. Moreover, compromise and leaders of the black movement of the northern liberals herd of white thinking have led to the \The fourth part, \Mainly refers to the Supreme Court for its conservatism concept of \The fifth part, \\their white supremacist. Loss of civil rights for blacks and become a sharecropping farm laborers also a serious impediment to the economic development of the South. Of course, second-class status of blacks in American democracy blot.

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