After Slavery: Race, Labor, and Politics in the Post-Emancipation Carolinas
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Unit One: Giving Meaning to Freedom
Unit Two: Freed Slaves Mobilize
Unit Three: Land and Labor
Unit Four: Freedom, Black Soldiers, and the Union Military
Unit Five: Conservatives Respond to Emancipation
Unit Six: Pursuing Citizenship, Justice, and Equality
Unit Seven: Gender and the Politics of Freedom
Unit Eight: Planters, Poor Whites, and White Supremacy
Unit Nine: Coercion, Paramilitary Terror, and Resistance
Unit Ten: Freedpeople and the Republican Party
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Exhibit HomeReconstruction in North Carolina: 1862-1876
This timeline charts influential events that occurred during Reconstruction in North Carolina, from the establishment of the Roanoke Island colony in 1862 to the election of former confederate Zebulon Vance as North Carolina Governor in 1876.