The first President during Reconstruction
Lincoln
13th Amendment
Lincoln's Amnesty
Speech that said "with malice towards none with charity for all"
Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address
This building was very important in African American society, hosting picnics, dances, and managing affairs.
the Church
The President after Lincoln who pardoned many Confederate leaders
Andrew Johnson
Limits placed on African Americans to cancel out the 13th Amendment
Black Codes
Said that 10% of Southern voters in a Southern state had to take a loyalty oath and that states had to ban slavery.
Lincoln's Ten-Percent Plan
Congress wanted to make sure that Johnson wouldn't stop them so they passed the Tenure of Office Act which did what?
Said that Johnson couldn't fire anyone approved by Congress
African Americans elected to governments in the South used to be
Artisans, priests, Union officers, and teachers.
Thaddeus Stevens
14th Amendment
Johnson's Plan
The Command of the Army Act
This organization helped African Americans with education, food, and clothing.
The Freedman's Bureau
Radical Republicans that said that the majority of Southern voters had to take a loyalty oath.
Wade and Davis
Literacy tests, poll taxes, and grandfather clause.
Divided the South into 5 military districts with Generals in charge.
Congress's Plan or Military Reconstruction
For violating the Tenure of Office Act by firing a Cabinet member, Johnson was
These were Northerners who went to the South to go into government or take economic opportunities.
Carpetbaggers
Radical Republican from Massachusetts who was upset with Andrew Johnson for ignoring his letter to pause the Johnson plan.
Charles Sumner
Canceled out the barriers to voting that the South put on African Americans. Gave all men the OFFICIAL right to vote no matter what race they are.
15th Amendment
Said that the majority of Southern voters in Southern states had to take a loyalty oath and that the states had to ban slavery and give African Americans citizenship.
Wade-Davis Bill
Because Johnson was so unpopular, this man became the next President
The names of Southerners who supported Republican/Northerners
Scalawags