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Chapter 12The Effort to Attain Peace271From a national point of view Reconstruction was a period in which thecountry moved steadily toward a more powerful position in the world economy,thereby making possible the exercise of tremendous influence on world affairsin succeeding years. The Fourteenth Amendment gave Americans their firstclear-cut definition of citizenship and strengthened their position as individualsin a complex social order. It also gave corporations an opportunity to flourishunder the broad interpretation that the Supreme Court soon put upon theamendment. In the Fifteenth Amendment, a wider exercise of the franchisewas guaranteed along with the removal of race as a disability. In the South, Reconstructionlaid the foundations for more democratic liVing by sweeping awayall qualifications for voting and holding office and by establishing a system ofuniversal free public education. In failing to provide adequate economic securityfor former slaves, Reconstruction left them no alternative but to submit totheir old masters, a submission that made easier the efforts of Southern whitesto overthrow Reconstruction and restore a system based on white supremacy.
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