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(I) Describe, in detail, some of the controversial political, economic, and culturalissues that vided Americans and the Founding Fathers during the Early Republic period. Be sure to describe the positions ofthe Federalists and the Anti-Federalists and arguments on the Constitution. (2) Describe, in detail, the key political, economic, and cultural issues that lead to the American Civil War. Be sure to describe abolitionism, sectionalism, and national expansion as well as the differing economic systems of the North and South. Reconstruction period in terms of politics, economics, and Union How did approaches to the Reconstruction ofthe differ between President Lincoln, President Johnson, and Republicans of Congress? Was the Reconstruction of Union an unresolved in success or failure at when the Reconstruction were left ended? Answer each quiestion on page and half ...

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