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Section 1: The New South
• After Reconstruction ended, the South remained mostly
agricultural and poor despite some industrial successes. The
region fell behind because it lacked capital investment and
an educated labor force. Black southerners made gains and
experienced white backlash.
Section 2: Westward Expansion and
the American Indians
• White settlers moved in great numbers to land west of the
Mississippi after the Civil War, putting pressure on Native
Americans living there. Rebellion by American Indians led to
tragedy, as many lost their lives trying to preserve their
land.
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Section 3: Transforming the West
• The West changed greatly after the Civil War. Miners came
first, followed by settlers and cattle ranchers. The
transcontinental railroad linked East and West, and white
settlement closed the frontier by 1900.
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