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This Amendment gave suffrage to all no matter race or background. Answer
15th
This amendment gave equal rights and protection under the law. Answer
14th
This amendment made slavery illegal in the United States Answer
13th
These were used to circumvent the 15th Amendment which allowed freed slaves to vote Answer
Black Codes
This method of farming was used to keep African Americans bound to the land, even when the 13th amendment freed them Answer
Sharecropping
Under this plan, the terms for rejoining the union would be more difficult. Answer
Congressional Reconstruction
This group of congressmen believed the government needed to take a greater role in Reconstruction. Answer
Radical Republicans
This agency was created after the Civil War to provide aid and legal help to freed slaves. Answer
Freedmen’s Bureau
Wanted to offer southerners amnesty (an official pardon) for supporting the Confederacy. To receive amnesty, southerners had to take an oath of loyalty to the U.S. and accept a ban on slavery. Answer
Lincoln’s Plan
Once 10% of voters in each state made these pledges, the state would be readmitted to the U.S. This became known as his Answer
Lincoln’s Ten Percent Plan
When charges of wrongdoing against a public official are filed When charges of wrongdoing against a public official are filed. (High crimes and misdemeanors) Answer
Impeachment
Forced separation of races in public places is Answer
Segregation
A way for landowners to keep labor costs low after the end of slavery. Answer
Sharecropping
A northerner who came to the South during reconstruction to take advantage of the destroyed economy and infrastructure. Answer
Carpetbagger
US Supreme Court case affirming the practice of Separate but Equal. The Daily Double! US Supreme Court case affirming the practice of Separate but Equal. Answer
Plessy v Fergusson
President who was assassinated at the beginning of Reconstruction Answer
Abraham Lincoln
After Lincoln’s assassination, he became the president. Answer
Andrew Johnson
A former Union General, he was elected President in 1868 Answer
Ulysses S. Grant
In a secret deal, he agreed to remove troops from the south and end Reconstruction if he was declared President. Answer
Rutherford B. Hayes
This Constitution was created at the convention held after Democrats regained control of the Texas Legislature after Reconstruction Answer
Constitution of 1876
Group started to terrorize free blacks in the South in 1866, founded by Nathan Bedford Forrest, a secret society. Answer
Ku Klux Klan
Southern states created a series of laws to segregate public space Answer
Jim Crow Laws
the process of reuniting the nation and rebuilding the southern states without slavery following the Civil War. Answer
Reconstruction
This was the year Reconstruction ended Answer
1877
He appointed a governor for every state established a system for setting up new state governments in the south. He appointed a governor for every state Voters elected new state officials and representatives to U.S. congress in each state Each new state government was required to declare that secession was illegal Each southern state had to refuse to pay Confederate debts Answer
Johnson’s Plan