Reconstruction
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- Q1Lincoln's planwhen 10% of the voters in the Southern states agree to pledge loyalty to the Union, then the state can be readmitted provided they agree to provide rights to the freed slaves30s
- Q2Johnson's planSouthern states were granted their rights and seats in the congress when they abolished slavery and recognized that no former confederates or people possessing at least 20,000 dollars would receive a pardon30s
- Q3radical republican planSouthern states were granted their rights only after allowing the passage of the 14th and 15th amendments which provided the freed slaves a chance to vote!30s
- Q4suffragethe right to vote30s
- Q5scalawagsSouthern folks who sympathized with the Northern agenda for reconstruction30s
- Q6carpet baggersNortherners who moved south to take control of the Southern governments30s
- Q7redeemersSouthern democrats who wanted to save the South from the Northern Republicans and freed slaves30s
- Q8Rutherford b HayesPresident who won the election of 187630s
- Q9Samuel Tildenperson who almost won the election of 187630s
- Q10John Wilkes Boothperson who assassinated Abraham Lincoln30s
- Q11people in the North hated to pay the taxes to support the programs neededone reason reconstruction failed30s
- Q12election of 1876what signified the end of reconstruction30s
- Q13black codeslaws set up to keep the freed slaves living as if they were still slaves30s
- Q14General Nathan Forrest Bedfordfirst grand wizard of the Ku Klux Klan30s
- Q15Ku Klux Klanorganization set up to intimidate African Americans and white sympathizers30s