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The Greatest and the Grandest Act: The Civil Rights Act of 1866 from Reconstruction to Today
Author: Christian G. Samito
Year: May 14, 2018
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The Greatest and the Grandest Act: The Civil Rights Act of 1866 from Reconstruction to Today Introduction The Civil Rights Act of 1866, signed into law by President Abraham Lincoln on January 1, 1863, was a landmark legislation that declared all persons born in the United States to be citizens, regardless of race, color, or previous condition of slavery. This momentous bill not only defined US citizenship but also established the rights associated with it, marking a significant milestone in the history of human rights. In this book, ten expert historians and legal scholars delve into the history and legal implications of the act, exploring its evolution and impact on American society over the past century and a half. Section 1: History and Legal Ramifications The first section of the book examines the historical context of the Civil Rights Act, tracing its development and passage during the tumultuous years of the Reconstruction period. The authors discuss how the act aimed to give practical effect to the Thirteenth Amendment, which abolished slavery, and how it sought to address the systemic inequality faced by African Americans in the post-Civil War era.
The Greatest and the Grandest Act: The Civil Rights Act of 1866 from Reconstruction to Today Introduction The Civil Rights Act of 1866, подписанный президентом Авраамом Линкольном 1 января 1863 года, был знаковым законом, который объявлял всех лиц, родившихся в США, гражданами, независимо от расы, цвета кожи или предыдущего состояния рабства. Этот знаменательный законопроект не только определил гражданство США, но и установил связанные с ним права, ознаменовав собой значительную веху в истории прав человека. В этой книге десять экспертов-историков и ученых-юристов углубляются в историю и правовые последствия акта, исследуя его эволюцию и влияние на американское общество за последние полтора века. Раздел 1: История и правовые последствия В первом разделе книги рассматривается исторический контекст Закона о гражданских правах, прослеживается его развитие и прохождение в бурные годы периода Реконструкции. Авторы обсуждают, как акт был направлен на то, чтобы придать практический эффект Тринадцатой поправке, которая отменила рабство, и как он стремился устранить системное неравенство, с которым сталкиваются афроамериканцы в эпоху после Гражданской войны.
The Greatest and the Grandest Act : The Civil Rights Act of 1866 from Reconstruction to Today Introduction The Civil Rights Act of 1866, signé par le président Abraham Lincoln le 1er janvier 1863, était une loi emblématique, qui déclarait toutes les personnes nées aux États-Unis citoyens, sans distinction de race, de couleur ou d'état d'esclavage antérieur. Ce projet de loi important a non seulement défini la citoyenneté américaine, mais a également établi les droits connexes, marquant une étape importante dans l'histoire des droits de l'homme. Dans ce livre, dix historiens experts et juristes examinent l'histoire et les conséquences juridiques de l'acte en examinant son évolution et son impact sur la société américaine au cours du dernier siècle et demi. Section 1 : Histoire et conséquences juridiques La première section du livre examine le contexte historique de la Loi sur les droits civils, retrace son évolution et son passage dans les années tumultueuses de la période de reconstruction. s auteurs discutent de la façon dont l'acte visait à donner un effet pratique au treizième amendement, qui a aboli l'esclavage, et de la façon dont il cherchait à éliminer les inégalités systémiques rencontrées par les Afro-Américains dans l'ère post-guerre civile.
The Greatest and the Grandest Act: The Civil Rights Act of 1866 from Reconstruction to Today Introduction The Civil Rights Act of 1866, firmado por el presidente Abraham Linn coloquialmente el 1 de enero de 1863, fue una ley icónica que declaró a todas las personas nacidas en los Estados Unidos como ciudadanos, independientemente de la raza, color o estado previo de esclavitud. Este importante proyecto de ley no sólo definió la ciudadanía estadounidense, sino que estableció los derechos relacionados con ella, marcando un hito significativo en la historia de los derechos humanos. En este libro, diez historiadores expertos y académicos juristas profundizan en la historia y las consecuencias jurídicas del acto, investigando su evolución e impacto en la sociedad estadounidense durante el último siglo y medio. Sección 1: Historia y Efectos Jurídicos La primera sección del libro examina el contexto histórico de la y de Derechos Civiles, traza su desarrollo y desarrollo en los turbulentos del período de Reconstrucción. autores discuten cómo el acto pretendía dar efecto práctico a la Decimotercera Enmienda, que abolía la esclavitud, y cómo buscaba eliminar las desigualdades sistémicas que enfrentaban los afroamericanos en la era posterior a la Guerra Civil.
The Greatest and the Grandest Act: The Civil Rights Act of 1866, assinado pelo presidente Abraham Lincoln em 1 de janeiro de 1863, foi uma lei emblemática que declarou todas as pessoas nascidas nos Estados Unidos , cidadãos, independentemente da raça, cor ou estado anterior de escravidão. Este projeto de lei marcante não apenas definiu a cidadania dos EUA, mas também estabeleceu os seus direitos associados, marcando um passo importante na história dos direitos humanos. Neste livro, dez especialistas em história e advogados se aprofundam na história e nas consequências legais do ato, explorando sua evolução e influência na sociedade americana no último século e meio. Seção 1: História e implicações legais A primeira seção do livro aborda o contexto histórico da i de Direitos Civis, descrevendo o seu desenvolvimento e o seu avanço nos anos turbulentos da Reconstrução. Os autores discutem como o ato teve como objetivo dar efeito prático à Treze Emenda, que aboliu a escravidão, e como ele se esforçou para eliminar as desigualdades sistêmicas que os afro-americanos enfrentam na era pós-Guerra Civil.
The Greatest and the Grandest Act: The Civil Rights Act of 1866, firmato dal presidente Abraham Lincoln il primo gennaio 1863, era una legge emblematica che dichiarava tutti i nati negli Stati Uniti , cittadini, indipendentemente dalla razza, dal colore della pelle o dal precedente stato di schiavitù. Questo importante disegno di legge non solo ha identificato la cittadinanza americana, ma ha anche stabilito i diritti correlati, segnando un punto di forza nella storia dei diritti umani. In questo libro, dieci esperti storici e studiosi di legge stanno approfondendo la storia e le conseguenze legali dell'atto, esplorando la sua evoluzione e l'impatto sulla società americana nell'ultimo secolo e mezzo. Sezione 1: Storia e conseguenze giuridiche La prima sezione del libro affronta il contesto storico della legge sui diritti civili, il suo sviluppo e il suo passaggio negli anni turbolenti del periodo della Ricostruzione. Gli autori stanno discutendo di come l'atto avesse lo scopo di dare un effetto pratico al Tredicesimo emendamento, che ha abolito la schiavitù, e di come abbia cercato di eliminare le disuguaglianze sistemiche che gli afroamericani affrontano nell'era post-guerra civile.
The Greatest and the Grandest Act: The Civil Rights Act of 1866 from Reconstruction to Today Einleitung Das von Präsident Abraham Lincoln am 1. Januar 1863 unterzeichnete Civil Rights Act von 1866 war ein wegweisendes Gesetz, das alle in den USA geborenen Personen unabhängig voneinander zu Bürgern erklärte von Rasse, Hautfarbe oder einem früheren Zustand der Sklaverei. Dieses bahnbrechende Gesetz definierte nicht nur die US-Staatsbürgerschaft, sondern begründete auch die damit verbundenen Rechte und markierte einen bedeutenden Meilenstein in der Geschichte der Menschenrechte. In diesem Buch tauchen zehn Historiker und Rechtswissenschaftler in die Geschichte und die rechtlichen Auswirkungen der Tat ein und untersuchen ihre Entwicklung und Auswirkungen auf die amerikanische Gesellschaft in den letzten anderthalb Jahrhunderten. Abschnitt 1: Geschichte und Rechtsfolgen Im ersten Abschnitt des Buches wird der historische Kontext des Bürgerrechtsgesetzes untersucht, seine Entwicklung und Passage in den turbulenten Jahren der Wiederaufbauzeit nachvollzogen. Die Autoren diskutieren, wie das Gesetz darauf abzielte, dem Dreizehnten Verfassungszusatz, der die Sklaverei abschaffte, eine praktische Wirkung zu verleihen, und wie es versuchte, die systemische Ungleichheit zu beseitigen, mit der Afroamerikaner in der Zeit nach dem Bürgerkrieg konfrontiert waren.
The Greatest and the Grandest Act: The Civil Rights Act of 1866 From Reconstruction to Today Introducing The Civil Rights Act of 1866, podpisany przez prezydenta Abrahama Lincolna w dniu 1 stycznia 1863, był przełomowym prawem, które uznało wszystkie osoby urodzone w Stanach Zjednoczonych za obywateli, niezależnie z rasy, koloru lub poprzedniego stanu niewolnictwa. Ten przełomowy projekt ustawy nie tylko określał obywatelstwo Stanów Zjednoczonych, ale także ustanawiał prawa pokrewne, co stanowi istotny kamień milowy w historii praw człowieka. W tej książce dziesięciu znawców historii i prawników zagłębia się w historię i skutki prawne aktu, badając jego ewolucję i wpływ na społeczeństwo amerykańskie w ciągu minionego półtora wieku. Sekcja 1: Historia i skutki prawne Pierwsza część książki bada kontekst historyczny ustawy o prawach obywatelskich, śledzi jej rozwój i przejście przez piętno lat okresu odbudowy. Autorzy omawiają, w jaki sposób akt ten miał na celu nadanie praktycznego skutku trzynastej poprawce, która zniosła niewolnictwo, oraz w jaki sposób dążył on do rozwiązania problemu nierówności systemowych, z jakimi borykają się Afroamerykanie w epoce po wojnie secesyjnej.
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En Büyük ve En Büyük Yasa: 1 Ocak 1863'te Başkan Abraham Lincoln tarafından imzalanan 1866 tarihli vil Haklar Yasasını Tanıtan 1866 tarihli vil Haklar Yasası, Amerika Birleşik Devletleri'nde doğan herkesin ırk, renk veya önceki kölelik durumundan bağımsız olarak vatandaş olduğunu ilan eden önemli bir yasaydı. Bu önemli tasarı sadece ABD vatandaşlığını tanımlamakla kalmadı, aynı zamanda insan hakları tarihinde önemli bir kilometre taşı olan ilgili hakları da belirledi. Bu kitapta, on tarih uzmanı ve hukuk uzmanı, yasanın tarihini ve yasal etkilerini inceleyerek, geçen bir buçuk yüzyıl boyunca Amerikan toplumu üzerindeki evrimini ve etkisini inceliyor. Bölüm 1: Tarih ve Yasal Çıkarımlar Kitabın ilk bölümü vil Haklar Yasası'nın tarihsel bağlamını incelemekte, gelişimini ve Yeniden Yapılanma döneminin zorlu yıllarından geçişini izlemektedir. Yazarlar, yasanın köleliği ortadan kaldıran On Üçüncü Değişikliğe nasıl pratik bir etki vermeye çalıştığını ve İç Savaş sonrası dönemde Afrikalı Amerikalıların karşılaştığı sistemik eşitsizlikleri nasıl ele almaya çalıştığını tartışıyor.
القانون الأعظم والأعظم: كان قانون الحقوق المدنية لعام 1866 من إعادة الإعمار إلى اليوم الذي يقدم قانون الحقوق المدنية لعام 1866، الذي وقعه الرئيس أبراهام لنكولن في 1 يناير 1863، قانونًا تاريخيًا أعلن أن جميع الأشخاص المولودين في الولايات المتحدة هم مواطنون، بغض النظر عن العرق واللون أو حالة العبودية السابقة. لم يحدد مشروع القانون التاريخي هذا الجنسية الأمريكية فحسب، بل حدد أيضًا الحقوق ذات الصلة، مما يمثل علامة فارقة في تاريخ حقوق الإنسان. في هذا الكتاب، يتعمق عشرة خبراء تاريخيين وعلماء قانون في تاريخ الفعل وآثاره القانونية، ويفحصون تطوره وتأثيره على المجتمع الأمريكي على مدار القرن ونصف القرن الماضيين. القسم 1: التاريخ والآثار القانونية يبحث القسم الأول من الكتاب السياق التاريخي لقانون الحقوق المدنية، ويتتبع تطوره ومروره خلال السنوات العصيبة من فترة إعادة الإعمار. يناقش المؤلفون كيف سعى القانون إلى تنفيذ التعديل الثالث عشر، الذي ألغى العبودية، وكيف سعى إلى معالجة عدم المساواة المنهجية التي يواجهها الأمريكيون الأفارقة في حقبة ما بعد الحرب الأهلية.
《最偉大和最偉大的法案:1866從重建到今天簡介的民權法案》18661月1日由亞伯拉罕·林肯總統簽署,是具有裏程碑意義的法律,宣布所有在美國出生的人為公民,無論種族,膚色或以前的奴隸制狀況如何。這項具有裏程碑意義的法案不僅定義了美國公民身份,而且還確立了與之相關的權利,標誌著人權史上的重要裏程碑。在這本書中,十位歷史學家和法律學者深入研究了該行為的歷史和法律含義,探討了其過去一個半世紀對美國社會的演變和影響。第1節:歷史和法律後果本書第一部分回顧了《民權法》的歷史背景,並追溯了《民權法》的發展和重建時期的動蕩時期。作者討論了該法案如何旨在賦予廢除奴隸制的第十三修正案的實際效果,以及該法案如何試圖解決內戰後時代非裔美國人面臨的系統性不平等問題。

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