Civil Rights
Debate Over Reconstruction
Southern Resistance
Political Conflict
End of Reconstruction
100

Why were so many sharecroppers trapped on the land after reconstruction? 

Sharecroppers paid rent on land, and for the supplies they needed to farm. The high prices forced many people to go into debt year after year

100

What was Lincoln's Goal for Reconstruction?

Peacefully reunify the country

100

Secret Society that used violence to discourage African Americans from voting

Ku Klux Klan

100

Why was Andrew Johnson impeached? 

He fired Sec of War Stanton, violating the tenure of Office Act

100

The New South was created by what?

Increasing Iron and steel production, and expanding railroad lines

200

Southern Laws that created conditions similar to slavery

Black Codes

200

What did the Wade-Davis Bill, and Johnson's plan not to include?

Protection for African American's voting rights

200

How were carpetbaggers and Scalawags similar? 

Both supported Republicans in the South

200

What is graft?

Bribery or making money illegally through politics

200

a tax placed on vices like alcohol or tobacco

sin taxes

300
What kind of support did the Freedmen's Bureau provide to African Americans?

Food, clothing, medicine, education, settled labor issues

300

What was Lincoln's response to the Wade-Davis Bill?

He blocked it using a pocket-veto
300

Why did scalawags support republicans? 

white small farmers disliked wealthy plantation owners, business leaders favored Rep. economic plans
300

Why did some republicans not support Grant's reelection? 

Political scandals, such as the Whiskey Ring

300

African Americans who migrated to Kansas after Reconstruction ended

Exodusters
400

"40 acres and a mule" refers to what order? 

Special Field Order 15

400

Why did Congress approve Military Reconstruction Act? 

Ensure reconstruction laws are being followed, and to register African American voters in the region

400

Why was Andrew Johnson's plan too leniant on the south? 

Allowed black codes to be written, confederate leaders were elected again. 

400

What was the Panic of 1873? 

An economic crisis-stock market collapse, high unemployment, banks closing

400

Why did Congress end the Freedmen's Bureau?

Southern anger and reports of corruption. 

500

What did the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments do? 

13-Abolish Slavery, 14-Due Process/Citizenship, 15-Black Men right to vote

500

What were the 3 Goals of the Radical Republicans?

1. Prevent Confederate Leaders from retaking power

2. Expand Republican political power to the South

3. Protect African American's Voting Rights

500

How did Southern Democrats regain an electoral advantage during reconstruction?

Framed elections as battles between black and white, focused on Republican corruption

500

What did the 3 Enforcement Acts do?

1. Made it illegal to interfere with someone's voting rights

2.Placed elections under the supervision of federal marshals

3. Outlawed activities of the KKK

500

How did the election of 1876 effect Reconstruction? 

President Hayes elected in the Compromise of 1877 after a disputed election. He removed federal troops from the South, ending reconstruction. 
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