After the Civil War
In The South
Laws and the Courts
100

These Northerners came to the South during Reconstruction. Some came to help the South rebuild after the Civil War and some came to take advantage of a bad situation and tried to get rich quick and some wanted to help the newly freed slaves.

Carpetbaggers

100

What is the separation of people based on their race.

 segregation

100

The amendment that made slavery illegal in the United States.

13th Amendment

200

What did President Lincoln want after the Civil War?

Reconciliation, not punishment for the South

200

Which state was the first to be readmitted to the Union after the Civil War?

Tennessee

200

These laws limited the rights of freed African Americans in the South.

Black Codes

300

Lincoln wanted Two requirements for a state to be readmitted to the Union. What are they?

1) 10% of population must swear an oath of loyalty to the U. S. 

2) make slavery illegal

300

2 reasons why the South was in such bad shape after the Civil War.

 1) Most of the battles had been fought in the South and a lot of damage had been done

2) Confederate money was worthless in the United States 

3) Much of the wealth of the South had been held in the slaves who were now free 

300

The amendment that made all people born in the United States citizens of the United States.

14th Amendment

400

This agency was set up by the federal government to provide food, clothing, education, employment and shelter for African Americans and poor whites in the South.

Freedman's Bureau

400

Laws that legally separated or segregated blacks and whites. These laws created separate facilities such as restrooms, schools, hospitals, water fountains, etc. for each race.

 "Jim Crow" Laws

400

This amendment gave African American men the right to vote.

15th Amendment

500

What president was the "Veto President"?

Andrew Johnson

500

This group in the South terrorized Blacks in order to prevent them from exercising their rights (especially their right to vote).

Ku Klux Klan 

500

This Supreme Court decision ruled that segregation in the South was legal. This phrase is "separate but equal".

Plessy vs. Ferguson

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