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Why did the south get punished after the civil war?
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Why did the south get punished after the civil war?

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Radical Republicans also wanted to punish the south for starting the war and the fact that they were causing too much destruction, and destroyed the economy
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Because they had destroyed the economy

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They were punished because they had caused so much destruction they were forced to pay a fine and help with the reconstruction era.

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