1. Monday 5/7
Warm Up: p 520 PTS #1-4
Class: Ch 18 notes

2. freedmen 4 million people Freedmen’s Bureau- helped former slaves
schools (incl colleges)
food
clothing
Created 1 month before Lee surrendered

3. Reconstruction
Lincoln’s ideas for rebuilding the South

4. How much to push the issue?
10% plan (1863): 10% swear loyalty to US, then states could take back control of their state government
Amnesty: government pardon to Confeds who swore loyalty to US (except former leaders)
Wade Davis Bill (1864): majority loyalty, then they could vote and hold office (not including anyone who volunteered in Confederacy)

5. Assassination

6. Johnson 13th amendment- April 1865, Johnson
how did this differ than Emanc Proc?
p 240
Johnson criticized for moderateness
Radical Republicans
14th amendment

7. black codes former slaves could marry and own property
permitted to work on plantations (with contracts)
COULD NOT:
vote
own guns
serve on a jury
Riots in South

8. Reconstruction Act March 1867
threw out states government who refused to ratify the 14th amendment
all except TN
divide into S military districts

9. impeach Johnson 1868 high crimes and misdemeanors 2/3 of Senate needed
35-19
impeached in House, but NOT kicked out of office

10. 15th amendment
ratified in 1870
all men over 21 (in theory) could vote

11. Vocab scalawag- white southern Republicans
Carpetbagger- Ners who move to the S to help with Reconstruction
Reps in Congress

12. KKK ,
KKK ACT- Grant

13. end of Reconstruction
Amnesty of restore all white southerners rights
1877- end with the election of Hayes

14. Do I really get to vote? NO! Jim Crow laws Plessey v Ferguson
poll taxes
literacy tests
grandfather clauses
Jim Crow laws
Plessey v Ferguson

15. New South Industries in the South

16. 1876 Election controversy ,