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They began the serious study of the era, and blamed the failures of the era on the [[corruption]] of [[Carpetbaggers]] who mislead the Freedmen.

They began the serious study of the era, and blamed the failures of the era on the [[corruption]] of [[Carpetbaggers]] who mislead the Freedmen.

The [[Civil Rights Movement]] of the 1960s  brought in a new perspective called "[[Neo-Abolistionist|Neo-Abolistionism]]". It used the same facts but stressed the agency of the [[African American|blacks}} and downplayed corruption.  Some of the new [[liberal]] historians ridiculed the biases of the Dunning School without realizing their own biases were even stronger.

The [[Civil Rights Movement]] of the 1960s  brought in a new perspective called "[[Neo-Abolistionist|Neo-Abolistionism]]". It used the same facts but stressed the agency of the [[African American|blacks]] and downplayed corruption.  Some of the new [[liberal]] historians ridiculed the biases of the Dunning School without realizing their own biases were even stronger.

==See also==

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