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What was the period called that followed the American Civil War during which the federal government attempted to unify the states and enforce civil rights?

A. Reconstruction
B. Development
C. Civil Obedience
D. Rehabilitation



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Final answer:

Reconstruction was the post-Civil War period in America where the federal government worked to unify states and uphold civil rights.


Explanation:

Reconstruction was the period in American history from 1865 to 1877 following the Civil War, during which the federal government aimed to unify the states and enforce civil rights. It involved reorganizing the governments of Confederate states before readmitting them to the Union and addressing issues such as the legal rights of freedmen.


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