Presidential Reconstruction
Congressional Reconstruction
Reconstruction Amendments
Southern Policy
Plessy v Ferguson
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Who was in charge of Presidential Reconstruction?

The President, Lincoln/ Johnson.

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Who was in charge on Congressional Reconstruction?

Congress.

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Which three amendments make up the "Reconstruction Amendments"?

13th, 14th, and 15th.

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Who was targeted by the Black Codes?

Black people in the South.

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What is Plessy v Ferguson?

A Court Case.

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The ten percent plan is?

Lincoln's plan was to have 10% of a southern state's voting population take an oath to America before the state was allowed back.

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Who were the Radical Republicans?

They were the people in Congress who pushed for equal rights for blacks and whites and for Congressional Reconstruction.

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Who pushed for the Reconstruction Amendments?

The Radical Republicans.

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What is sharecropping?

Former slaves worked on plantations and gave half of their crops to the owner. This caused former slaves to go into debt.

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Why was Homer Plessy asked to break the law?

Because he looked white but was 1/8th Black.

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What was in both Lincoln and Johnsons plan for Reconstruction?

Slavery was outlawed.

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When did Reconstruction End?

1877.

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What was the 13th Amendment?

A constitutional ban on slavery. 

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What are some ways that Southern states tried to stop Blacks from voting? 

Poll tax, literacy tests, fear, the KKK. 

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Did Plessy win the case when it went to the US Supreme Court?

No, the court ruled against Plessy 7-1.

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President Johnson wanted each confederate state to do what?

Pay their war debts.

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Why did Congress take charge of Reconstruction?

Congress saw that Presidential Reconstruction was not making any changes to how the South was before the war.

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What was the 14th Amendment?

Citizenship and equal protection for those born or naturalized in the United States.

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what is something that a black person couldn't do according to the Black Codes?

Own land, have meetings after dark, own a gun, marry a white person, and be on a jury.

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the lawyer representing Plessy said the Separate Car Act violated what amendment?

The 14th amendment (Equal protection and rights under the law)

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After Lincoln died and Johnson took over as president, what did Johnson do to get impeached?

Johnson was impeached since he fired a cabinet member who was recently appointed. But this was a cover since was against helping former slaves and cut funding for the Freedmen's Bureau.

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Why did Reconstruction come to an end?

The compromise that gave President Hayes the election then had Hayes pull federal troops out of the South.

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What is the 15th Amendment?

Can't prohibit eligible voters from voting.

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Black Codes would eventually be replaced by what?

Jim Crow laws.

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Why is Plessy v Ferguson so important to American History?

It legally upheld segregation for the next 50-60 years. giving us the term "Separate but Equal"

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