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2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt 2pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt Johnson Radical Recon Southern Resistance AftermathVocabulary

What is the process of charging the President with a crime?

impeachment

What did Johnson restore to southerners who swore loyalty to the Union?

Property

Which Amendment did Johnson support?

13th

Johnson was from which southern state?

Tennessee

Which Act restricted Johnson’s ability to remove government officials?

Tenure of Office

The Radical Republican’s place the south under what type of rule?

Military

Which branch of Congress failed to impeach Johnson?

Senate

Which amendment reversed the Dred Scot Decision?

14 th

What governmental group helped former slaves adjust to freedom?

Freedmen’s Bureau

What was the first major Act passed by the Radial Republicans?

Reconstruction Act of 1867

What racist group appeared as ghost of Confederate soldier?

KKK

What unofficial laws restrict black citizens’ rights?

Black codes

What was the name of the “payment to vote” clause in the south?

Poll tax

What voting clause allowed whites to vote if they could not pass the literacy test?

Grandfather Clause

The division of race in the south became know as ________?

Segregation

Which Amendment guaranteed the right to vote?

15 th

Which President’s corruption led to the end of Reconstruction?

Grant

Who became President in exchange for the removal of troops from the south?

Hayes

What was the agreement that led to the removal of troops from the south known as?

Compromise of 1877

What laws were established that enforced racial inequality?

Jim Crow Laws

What is a northern Republican who moved south after the Civil War?

carpetbagger

Someone who rents the land to grow crops?

Tenant farmer

Someone who grows a crop on land that is not theirs and gives the landowner part of the yield?

sharecropper

A southern Republican

scalawag

Court case that legalized segregation?

Plessy v. Ferguson