Vocabulary
People
Organizations
Presidents
Laws
100

The process of rebuilding the south after the Civil War ended.

Reconstruction

100

Formerly enslaved people were called

Freedmen

100

This organization was set up to help formerly enslaved people gain housing, medical care, employment, and protect their voting rights.

The Freedmen's Bureau

100

This president was assonated at the start of Reconstruction

Abraham Lincoln

100

This law freed all the slaves in the USA.

13th Amendment

200
The five sections that the south was divided into during Reconstruction

Military Districts

200

The first Black congressman

Joseph Rainey

200

A group of congressmen who wanted full rights for former slaves.

Radical Republicans

200
He became president after Lincoln's assassination.

Andrew Johnson

200

This law states that all people born in the United States are automatically citizens of the United States.

14th Amendment

300

Someone who works a farm and is paid by being given a share of the crops

Sharecropper

300

This woman became a successful dressmaker, who had Mary Todd Lincoln as one of her customers

Elizabeth Keckley

300

A group of prejudiced, white southerners who used violence to keep Black men from voting. 

The Ku Klux Klan or KKK

300

He was the first president to be impeached by congress.

Andrew Johnson

300
This law gave voting rights to African-American men.

15th amendment

400

A northern person who exploited southerners for his own profit.

Carpetbagger

400

He was the first Black Senator elected.

Hiram Revels

400

This is the political party that was formed to end slavery.

Republican Party

400

When the presidential election of 1876 did not produce a clear winner, this man was given the presidency in exchange for removing Union soldiers from the south.

Rutherford Hayes

400

Congress passed this law to define the rights of citizenship, to protect the rights of formerly enslaved people. 

Civil Rights Act of 1866

500

A southern person who supported Reconstruction

Scalawag

500

This is the man who almost won the 1876 presidential election.

Samuel Tilden

500

This political party had more electoral votes in the election of 1876, but their candidate did not become president.

Democratic Party

500

He was elected president in 1868. He was also a civil war general for the Union, and he's on the 50 dollar bill.

Ulysses S. Grant  (not on the test)

500

This law is being challenged by the Trump administration in the present.

14th amendment. (No, this is not on the test)

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