Benjamin Harrison, twenty-third president of the United States, fits the pattern of one-term presidents during the post-Civil War period.

国第 23 任总统本杰明·哈里森 （Benjamin Harrison） 符合南北战争一届总统的模式。

After the American Civil War in the 1860s, a writer in a publication called Beadle's Monthly used the word " doughboy" to describe Civil War soldiers.

在国内战（南北战争）的十八世纪六十年代，Beadle's月刊的一个撰稿人用了doughboy这个词来描述南北战争中的士兵。

In 1870, after the Civil War, the U.S. added the 15th Amendment to the Constitution, which basically guaranteed the right to vote for Black men.

1870年南北战争结，国在宪法中加了第十五案，基本保障了黑人的选举权。

In 1868, after the Civil War, Blackwell opened the Woman's Medical College at the infirmary, creating the first medical college especially for women in the U.S. I mentioned the Civil War.

1868 年， 南北战争结， 布莱克威尔在医务室开设了女子医学院，创建了国第一所专门为女性开设的医学院。 我提到了南北战争。

Two months into your freshman year, many of you voted for the first time in the 2016 election, and ever since, you've been living in the most polarized United States since the Civil War.

大一两个月，你们中的许多人在 2016 年大选中首次投票，从那以， 你们一直生活在南北战争以来两极分化最严重的国。

His vice president, Millard Filmore, became president after he left office and he wasn't very successful either in solving the problem of slavery in the U.S. – a problem that was ultimately solved by the Civil War.

他的副总统米勒德菲尔莫尔在卸任成为总统，他在解决国奴隶制问题方面也不是很成功——这个问题最终由南北战争解决。

To sum it up, the political theories of the Republican party for three decades after the Civil War were the theories of American business—prosperous and profitable industries for the owners and " the full dinner pail" for the workmen.

概括起来，共和党在南北战争三十年的政治理论是国的商业理论——对所有者来说是繁荣和有利可图的产业，对工人来说是“满载而归”。