Post-War Recovery

Definition

Post-war recovery refers to the process of rebuilding and recovering from the damage caused by a war. It involves restoring infrastructure, economies, and social structures in order to bring stability and normalcy back to a country or region.

Related terms

Reconstruction: The period following the American Civil War when efforts were made to rebuild Southern states physically and reintegrate them into the Union.

Infrastructure: The basic physical structures such as roads, bridges, buildings, and utilities that are necessary for an area's functioning.

Rehabilitation: The process of restoring normalcy or improving conditions after a crisis or disaster has occurred.