Reconstruction Plans
Lincoln's Plan For Reconstruction
10% Plan
Capital Of The Confederacy
Richmond
These Laws Made Life Hard For Freed Black People In The South
Black Codes
A Group Of People That Attacked Black People In The South
Ku Klux Klan
President During The Civil War
Abraham Lincoln
This Presidents Plan Let Southern Leaders Back Into Power
Johnson's Plan
The Place Where The Civil War Ended
Appomattox Court House
This Law States That All People Born In The U.S. Are Citizens
These Laws Separated Black And White People In Schools, Workplaces, And Public Places
Jim Crow Laws
General During The Civil War, Who Later Became President
Ulysses S. Grant
This Group In Congress Wanted To Punish The South And Protect The Rights Of Black People
Radical Republicans
The Freemen's Bureau Was Based Here
Washington, D.C.
This Deal Ended Reconstruction And Made Rutherford B. Hayes President.
Compromise Of 1877
Group That Helped Former Slaves Get Food, Jobs, And Schooling
Freedmen's Bureau
Andrew Johnson
A Plan By Congress That Wanted 50% Of Southern Voters To Promise Loyalty.
Wade-Davis Bill
The First Southern State Allowed Back Into The Union
Tennessee
A Very Close Election That Resulted In The End Of Reconstruction
Election of 1876
A Farming System Where Former Slaves Worked Under Similar Conditions To Slavery
Sharecropping
First African American To Be An American Senator
Hiram Revels
These Laws Split The South Into Military Areas
Reconstruction Acts
The South Was Divided Into This Many Military Zones During Reconstruction
Five
Johnson's Impeachment
This Happened When The U.S. Army Left The South
End Of Reconstruction
Staunch Abolitionist, Who Was Also A Congressman And Wanted To Punish The South
Thaddeus Stevens