Freedman's Bureau Tasks

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• Freedman's Bureau

  This posting discusses the purpose of the Freedman's Bureau.

• Understanding the Reconstruction Era

  The Freedman's Bureau (officially called The Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands) was established to assist the former slaves and poor White Americans particularly for the Reconstruction era.

• Lincoln's vision of reconstruction versus republicans

  2.What were the gains made by organizations such as the Freedman's Bureau? What were typical failures?

• Social Welfare Programs Past to Present

  A few examples of this may be: The Freedman's Bureau and it's effects on the African American population during reconstruction and beyond (from the Civil War Era) The creation of the Welfare System, Social Security, Etc. during the Depression Era

• The Freedmen's Bureau

  (please see the attached file) The Freedmen's Bureau faced many challenges in completing their tasks. Some of those that were hired to implement the programs failed to do it efficiently. There were also other hindrances (Cimbala 1992).

• A short primer on the effects that job automation (computerization) will have on the job market, and the fastest growing jobs in the next ten years.

  cognitive (knowledge work) tasks of 702 occupations.

• A ten-minute primer on job automation

  Interestingly, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) forecasted that, by 2026, employment numbers will have grown the most from 2016 in the computers, clean energy, and health care occupations (Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2017).

• Federal Government Expansion

  These laws were passed to protect the freedman's rights from Southerners,who still were anti-black and wanted to promote slave culture in the South.

• Critical thinking

  
  
  The Freedman's Bureau was established to assist former slaves with
  the transition to a life off the plantations, but the Bureau's famous
  promise that every freed slave would have "forty acres and a mule"
  with which to earn an independent