Reconstruction

Changes during Reconstruction

100

This amendment outlawed slavery

13th

200

This amendment allowed African Americans to vote

15th Amendment

300

These laws limited the amount of free speech, movement, and economic choices.

Black Codes

400

This was the first federal relief agency in American History

Freedman's Bureau

500

This is who the Supreme Court gave most of the ability to interpret the 14th and 15th Amendment following reconstruction

The States

Reconstruction Policies

100

This plan was considered too lenient toward the south

Johnson's Reconstruction plan

200

This plan was veto proof and there was nothing President Johnson could do about it 

Radical Congressional Reconstruction

300

In this plan, confederates had to swear an oath of allegiance to the union, except for those who killed African American war prisoners

Lincoln's 10% Plan

400

The Reconstruction of 1867 wanted all southern states to ratify which amendments

14th and 15th Amendment

500

What member of Johnson's cabinet was nearly fired, but congress didn't allow this to happen. (Job title) 

Secretary of War

Failures of Reconstruction

100

In this election, Rutherford B. Hayes became president and ended the Reconstruction era. What compromise does this create?

Compromise of 1877

200

This were created to establish segregation between races following the end of Reconstruction

Jim Crow Laws

300

This groups creates widespread fear across the south

KKK

400

This is how many military districts the south was put into

5

500

This president was not focused on rebuilding the south because of all of the corruption

Grant Administration

Industrial Changes

100

This made steel much easier to produce

Bessemer process

200

This person created the light bulb

Thomas Edison

300

The was created to connect east coast and west coast

Transcontinental Railroad

400

This job was unique and specific to the west and was very restricted after the invention of barbed wire

Cowboy

500

These were the two main changes to the economy of the south 

Sharecropping and increased industrialization

Native American Policies

100

In this act, you need to farm the land for 5 years but then could buy very cheap land

Homestead Act

200

This is where Native Americans were placed after the 1860s

Reservations

300

This was a famous Native American boarding school 

Carlisle School

400

What act split families from one another, and contrary to Indian beliefs

Dawes Act

500

At this battle, nearly 700 Cheyenne Native Americans were killed, most were women or children.

Sand Creek Massacre