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Ch 9 review. What is a form of legislation in response to slavery? 13 th amendment Give one reason GA is not re-admitted to the Union at the end of Phase.

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1 Ch 9 review

2 What is a form of legislation in response to slavery? 13 th amendment Give one reason GA is not re-admitted to the Union at the end of Phase 1. Black codes, Pres. Andrew Johnson is brought up on impeachment charges (Tenure of Office Act)

3 What is the purpose of the 13 th amendment? Reinforce the Emancipation Proclamation- freeing slaves Assumption- blacks=free=citizens=vote/representative/ Have representation/protected by the law Unfortunately the assumption was wrong

4 What is the purpose for the 14th amendment? Reinforce citizenship privileges for blacks; direct response to black codes Assumption-blacks =citizens=vote Unable to vote due to KKK terroristic threats Response of Congress- places Ga under military rule

5 During which phase could Blacks run and hold political office? I, II, or III 32 members in the house of representatives However; during phase II white supremacy followers kick out 28/32 blacks in office Justification-blacks could vote but not hold office (ain’t the same thing)

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