If It Ain't Broke....
This program provided various forms of aid to former slaves.
Freedman's Bureau
This Amendment abolished slavery.
13th Amendment.
I became president after Lincoln's Assassination.
Andrew Johnson
I only required a 10% loyalty vote for Southern States to re-enter the Union.
Abraham Lincoln
This event effectively ended the Reconstruction Era.
The removal of federal troops from the South.
The economy of this region suffered very little during the Civil War.
The North.
Politically, Johnsons Reconstruction plan did NOT do this for former slaves.
Secure the right to vote.
I was elected president in 1868.
Ulysses S. Grant
These laws severely limited the rights of former slaves.
Black Codes.
This is the term for Northerners who came to the South during Reconstruction.
Carpetbaggers
This divided the south into five military districts during Reconstruction.
Reconstruction Act of 1867
The economy of the "New South" would be mainly based on....
Manufacturing and Industry.
This event caused Democrats to accept Hayes as president in exchange for Federal troops being removed from the South.
Compromise of 1877
Former slaves who rented farmland at unreasonable prices to make a living as farmers were known as....
Sharecroppers.
I was the corrupt leader of the Tammany Hall Political machine.
William "Boss" Tweed
This Act granted full citizenship to former slaves and gave full and equal protection under the law.
Civil Rights Act of 1866
I was one of the most famous political cartoonists of the Reconstruction era.
Thomas Nast
President Johnson was impeached for refusing to follow which Act of Congress?
Tenure of Office Act
Leaders who felt that Lincoln's plan did not do enough to punish the South were known as....
Radical Republicans
This Amendment barred former Congressmen who supported the Confederacy to hold office unless approved by Congress.
14th Amendment
Republicans felt this Amendment was needed because the Supreme Court could rule the Civil Rights Act unconstitutional.
14th Amendment
This Act was passed by Congress in order to curb the activities of the KKK.
The Enforcement Act
I won the popular vote in this election, but fell one vote short in the Electoral Vote.
Samuel Tilden
Southerners who supported Reconstruction were known as
Scalawags
This required a 50% loyalty vote, but did NOT ban former confederates from holding office.
Wade-Davis Bill