Get the South back
Vestiges of slavery
Make things right!
After Slavery
100

The process of readmitting the former Confederate states to the Union

Reconstruction

100

These laws greatly limited the freedom of African Americans

Black Codes

100

This process is used by a legislative body to bring charges of wrongdoing agianst a public official

Impeachment

100

this was the special tax people had to pay before they could vote

poll tax

200

It offered southerners amnesty, or official pardon, for all illegal acts supporting the rebellion

Ten Percent Plan

200

This secret society opposed civil rights, particulary, suffrage, for African Americans

Ku Klux Klan

200

This gave African American men the right to vote

Fifteenth Amendment

200

The forced seperation of whites and African Americans in public places

Seregation

300

This Amendment made slavery illegal throughout the United States

Thirteenth Amendment

300

This act provided African Americans with the same legal rights as white Americans

Civil Rights Act of 1866

300

This black man was born in North Carolina and went to college in Illinois. He became a Methodist minister and served as a chaplain in the Union Army

Hiram Revels

300

Politicians who took wanted the federal government to force change in the South

Radical Republicans

400

An agency providing relief for freedman and certain poor people in the South

Freedman's Bureau

400

This name was given to the laws that enforced serregation

Jim Crow Laws

400

Fearing the Civil Rights Act might be overturned, the Republicans proposed this. It guarenteed citizens the equal protection of the laws

Fourteenth Amendment

400

Court case that decided that sergegation was allowed, if seperate but equal facilities were provided

Plessy v Ferguson

500

A Vice President who was sworn into office quickly. Reconstruction had now become his responsibility

Andrew Johnson

500

These laws divided the South into five districts

Reconstruction Acts

500

The Democrats agreed to accept hayne's victory. in return, they wanted all remaining federal troops removed from the south

Compromise of 1877

500

Farming agreement where land-owners provided the land, tool, and supplies, and former slaves provided labor, and split the profits

Sharecropping