Obstacles
Laws & Regulations
People
Election of 1876
Miscellaneous
100

Name of the terrorist group formed in the South that used violence and intimidation against African Americans 

Ku Klux Klan (KKK)

100

Constitutional amendment prohibiting slavery in the United States. 

13th Amendment 

100

1st U.S. President in American history to have ever been impeached. 

Andrew Johnson

100

How was the Election of 1876 a compromise?

The South agreed to support Hayes and the North agreed to remove federal troops from the southern states 

100

This Reconstruction plan was the harshest towards southerners and wanted to give freedmen voting rights.

Congressional Plan or Radical Republican Plan

200

The nickname given to the Black Codes in the South 

Jim Crow Laws 

200

Constitutional Amendment that prevented the restriction of voting rights based on race, ethnicity, or previous condition of servitude. 

15th Amendment

200

President of the United States whose time in office was scandalous and caused the Republican party to lose control 

Ulysses S. Grant

200

He won the popular vote, but he eventually lost the presidential race through the Compromise of 1877.

Sam Tilden

200

This Reconstruction plan was lenient towards the South and wanted them to rejoin the Union ASAP

Lincoln's 10% Plan

300

The most common profession among Black occupants of Southern states during the Reconstruction Era that turned out to be another form of oppression. 

Sharecropping

300

Constitutional amendment that re-defined citizenship in the United States. 

14th Amendment

300

Extremists of a particular political party that impeached Johnson and supported African American rights

Radical Republicans 

300

Why was the Election of 1876 significant? 

It officially ended Reconstruction

OR 

It allowed the South to limit the rights of African Americans 

300

A power given to the president that allows him/her to excuse someone of a crime

A pardon 

400

1. Test given to men in order to vote and designed to be extremely difficult 

2. Why was it unfair to African Americans?

1. Literacy Test

2. Most had been newly freed from slavery and did not know how to read or write 

400

President Andrew Johnson vetoed this particular act and Congress overrode it

Freedmen's Bureau 

400

Northerners who moved South during the Reconstruction Era. 

Carpetbaggers

400

Which states were disputed in this election due to voter intimidation and fraud?

Florida, South Carolina, and Louisiana 

400

The period after Reconstruction ended in the South was called this

The Solid South OR Redeemer South

500

1. What was the Grandfather Clause in the South?

2. Why was it unfair to African Americans?

1. A law passed that said a man could vote if their grandfather voted before 1867

2. Newly freed slaves' grandfathers were unable to vote since they were also enslaved prior to 1867

500
This Supreme Court case made segregation legal and set the precedent of "separate but equal." 

Plessy v. Ferguson 

500

Southerners that supported the federal government during the Reconstruction Era. 

Scalawags

500

This event ended the Reconstruction Era, and name the years of the Reconstruction Era.

Compromise of 1877, 1865-1877

500

America's first black congressman

Hiram Revels

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