Post Civil War
Terms
Important Dates
Amendments
Important People
150

What did Georgia do to try to secure readmission to the Union?

They held a convention in 1866 and took advantage of Andrew Johnson's plan.

150

Define "ratified"

To sign or give formal consent to a treaty, contract, or agreement, making it officially valid.

150

In what year was Georgia allowed back into the Union?

Georgia was allowed back into the Union in 1865.

150
What program were the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments a part of?

The 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments were a part of Lincoln's Reconstruction plan.

150
Who was Abraham Lincoln?

Abraham Lincoln was the President of the United States from 1861-1865.

250

Name the 3 points of the 10% plan.

a) The people who fought in the war would be pardoned, except for high ranking officers and officials.

b) 10% of voters in each state had to prove the plan was accurate.

c) Slavery would no longer exist in any state.

250

Define "abolished"

To formally put an end to.

Example: Slavery was abolished.

250

When was Abraham Lincoln murdered?

(Please include month, day, and year.)

Abraham Lincoln was shot in the head by John Wilkes Booth on April 14th, 1865.

250

What was the purpose of the 13th Amendment?

The 13th Amendment freed all slaves working under a white employer/farmer/plantation owner.

250

Who was Thomas Mundy Peterson?

He was the first African American person to vote.
350

What was the sole intention of the Ku Klux Klan?

The Ku Klux Klan was formed to oppose the Freedmen's Bureau's intentions. They did horrible things including lynching, burning crosses, and etc.

350

Define "due process"

Fair treatment through the normal judicial system, especially as the citizen's entitlement.


350
The Reconstruction Era took place from which years?

a)1861-1865

b)1865-1877

c)1866-1872

d)1867-1876

b) 1865-1877

350

What was the purpose of the 14th Amendment?

The 14th Amendment allowed for anyone born in the United States to have:

-Equal protection

-Due process

-U.S. Citizenship

350

Who was Thaddeus Stevens and what was his role in the Union?

Thaddeus Stevens was the leader of the "Radical Republicans." The Radical Republicans were among those who thought Lincoln's decision to not punish the South was not harsh enough.

450

What was the purpose of the Freedmen's Bureau?

The purpose of the Freedmen's Bureau was to help out newly freed slaves by giving them education, food, clothing, shelter, and etc. The Bureau also built schools and colleges.

450

Define "Radical Republicans"

The group led by a Union man that believed that Lincoln's Reconstruction plan was too easy.

450

When was the 13th Amendment ratified and passed?

(Please include the month, day, and year.)

Passed on: January 31st, 1865

Ratified on: December 6th, 1865

450

Why was the 15th Amendment important to freed slaves?

The 15th Amendment allowed former slave men to vote

450

Who was Andrew Johnson?

Andrew Johnson was Lincoln's Vice President until Lincoln died, then he stepped up to be the 17th President of the United States.

550

After Lincoln died, what did new President Andrew Johnson do?

After Lincoln died, President Andrew Johnson made sure that Lincoln's 3 points in the 10% plan were honored and that the Southern states had to accept the 13th Amendment before rejoining the Union.

550

Define "Reconstruction"

Reconstruction was the era of rebuilding the United States that was from 1865-1877.

550

Part 1) When was the 14th Amendment ratified and passed?

Part 2) When was the 15th Amendment ratified and passed?

(Please include month, day, and year.)

Part 1) Ratified on: July 28th, 1868; Passed on: June 8th, 1866

Part 2) Ratified on: March 30th, 1870; Passed on February 25th, 1869

550

How did the 3 Amendments further affect the plan for Reconstruction?

The 3 Amendments were a contribution to rebuild the United States, but they made white people angry.

550

Who did Georgia elect as representatives for Congress?

Vice-President Alexander Stephens and Senator Herschel Johnson were elected as representatives for Georgia for Congress.

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