Over 620,000 soldiers died in the _____.

After the Civil War, the value of Confederate _______ was wiped out overnight, leaving many Southerners destitute.

Many white Southerners clung to ________ about race and social hierarchy and resisted change.

________'sTen Percent Plan required 10% of voters from 1860 to take an oath of allegiance and accept the end of slavery.

________________ like Thaddeus Stevens and Charles Sumner thought Lincoln’s plan was too generous.

On ___________ Abraham Lincoln was assassinated by Jon Wilkes Booth.

Lincoln was assassinated at Ford’s Theatre in ________.

_____________ became president after Lincoln’s assassination.

Johnson’s policies were even more______ than Lincoln’s.

_______________ was created to help freed slaves in the south in March of 1865.

Distributing food and clothing, establishing schools, and reuniting families separated by slavery were part of the Freedmen' Bureau's _________.

The promise of “forty acres and a mule” was _____ fulfilled due to resistance and lack of resources.

_____ were restrictive laws by Southern U.S. states in 1865 and 1866 to limit the reedom of African Americans. 

The Freedmen’s Bureau established over 3,000 ______and helped an estimated 4 million freed people.

The Freedmen’s Bureau was understaffed and ________, often just one agent per county.

Northerners who moved South to seek fortune or help rebuild were called________.

_____ were Southern whites who cooperated with Reconstruction governments