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Before it becomes a bill it starts out as an....

idea

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the murder of someone of political importance

assassination

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Who Assassinated Abraham Lincoln?

John Wilkes Booth

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Were colleges in the South open or closed during the Civil War?

closed

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The Civil Rights Bill said that _________ were free from unjust Southern Laws

freedman

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Who writes up the idea and makes it into a bill

A congressman/Congress

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dishonesty

corruption

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Who tried stopping two reconstruction bills from passing by vetoing them?

Andrew Johnson

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Not being able to pay money that is owed

bankrupt

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What were the main three groups of people after the Civil War?

Southerners, Northerners, and Freedman

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Who votes first on the bill to decide if it goes further? There are two answers

Senate and House of Representatives

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the making of things or providing of services for the purpose of making money

Industry

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Who was the first black American to be president of an American College?

Daniel Payne

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Northerners that tried to get government jobs in the south were called...

carpetbaggers

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Organization that was supposed to help anyone who lost a home during the Civil War?

Freedman's Bureau

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If the Congress and Senate agree that the bill should go on, who does it go to next? 

President

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a period of ten years

decade

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Who hoped that all Americans, black and white would enjoy a peaceful and successful country?

Abraham Lincoln

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Who wrote a report on Reconstruction in the south?

Carl Schurz

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System in growing crops in which farmers give a portion of their crops to the landowner?

Sharecropping

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What three things can the president do to the bill?

1. Veto it

2. Sign it

3. Do nothing

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a group of people that live and work together and have similar cultures and beliefs

society

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Who drew pictures making fun of corrupt people?

Thomas Nast

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If the president vetos a bill and it goes back to Congress, what fraction of people need to vote yes for it to become a law and override the president's decision?

2/3

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What did Southerners call other southerners who supported and worked with the Northerners?

Scalawags