Reconstruction Acts & Amendments
Reconstruction Plans
Westward Expansion
Impact on Native Americans
Chinese, Mexican Americans, women's rights
100

This amendment granted citizenship to all persons born or naturalized in the U.S.

14th

100

The battle/event that officially ended the Civil War, leading to Reconstruction

The surrender at Appomattox Court House?

100

This federal law encouraged Western migration by providing settlers 160 acres of land to farm.

Homestead Act

100

This term describes the process of integrating Native Americans into American society, often against their will.

assimilation

100

This group faced discrimination and violence as they migrated to the U.S. during the 19th century.

Chinese Immigrants

200

This Supreme Court case established the "separate but equal" doctrine.

Plessy v Ferguson
200

This president proposed a lenient plan for Reconstruction, which aimed to reunite the nation quickly.

Lincoln

200

This treaty ended the Mexican-American War and led to significant territorial changes, the US gained much of the southwest territory, this land was home to Mexican citizens and Native Americans

Treaty of Guadeloupe Hidalgo 

200

This educational institution sought to assimilate Native American children into American culture.

Carlisle Indian School 

200

This woman was a key figure in the women's suffrage movement, advocating for equal rights.

Susan B Anthony

300

 This amendment provided African American men the right to vote.

15th 

300

This president's approach to Reconstruction was more lenient than the Radical Republicans' plan and often led to conflicts.

Johnson

300

The government encouraged Westward Migration by giving _______ to railroad companies, who then sold the land after the RR was done

land grants

300

This act aimed at assimilating Native Americans into American society by giving them individual plots of land to own.

Dawes Act

300

Why were women disappointed with the Reconstruction time period?

African American men gained the right to vote before women 

Reconstruction did not address women's rights 

400

Government agency that was vetoed by Andrew Johnson, but Congress overrode the veto. 

Freedmen's Bureau

400

Political leaders/party, led by Thaddeus Steven who fought for immediate equality and Civil Rights for former slaves.

Radical Republicans

400

This act restricted immigration from China and was a response to growing anti-Chinese sentiment.

Chinese Exclusion Act

400

How did the Westward Migration impact Native Americans (name 2) 

lost their land, forced onto reservations, forced to assimilate, conflict with settlers and the US government

400

What was the government response to Chinese discrimination in the United States

Chinese Exclusion Act 

500

This event marked the official end of Reconstruction in 1877.... Why?

Compromise of 1877. Hayes become president, and promised to withdraw federal troops from the South. 
500

What did southern states do to prevent African Americans from exercising their newly ranted rights when Reconstruction ended? (name TWO) What effect did this have?

Intimidation, violence, rise of KKK, poll taxes, Literacy tests, segregation

Fewer African Americans voted and were elected to Congress 

500

 The construction of this infrastructure significantly promoted the settlement of the West. What law led to it's creation. (Name the infrastructure, and the law)

Transcontinental railroad, the American Railway Act 

500

the last significant battle between the US government and the Native Americans 

Wounded Knee

500

What is a similarity between the Experience of African Americans in the South and Mexican Americans in the Southwest? 

faced discrimination and violence, lynchings, poll taxes, Literacy tests were used to prevent voting. etc. 

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