Reconstruction Plans
Black Codes
Amendments
Vocab
Important People
100

1/10 of voters from each state had to take the loyalty oath.

Lincolns plan

100

True or False? Black Codes only applied to African Americans

True

100

What did the 13th amendment do?

Abolished slavery

100

Amnesty

To grant an official pardon

100

Who was John Wilkes Booth?

Actor who assassinated President Abraham Lincoln.

200

No pardons could be given to high confederate officials.

Johnson's Plan

200

What would happen if you did not have a job?

You were arrested and your children were taken.

200

Made it so freedmen were considered American citizens

The 14th amendment

200

A person who behaves badly but in an amusingly mischievous rather than harmful way.

A scalawag

200

Who became the president after Lincolns assassination?

Andrew Johnson

300

Wanted punishments for the South.

Radical Republicans Plan

300

What would happen to the children whose parents were arrested?

The were given to a family and put to work.

300

Made it so black men were given the right to vote

The 15th amendment

300

Charge the holder of a public office with misconduct.

Impeach

300

Who was Fredrick Douglass?

Free slave who was a spokesman for black Americans.

400

Majority of citizens within a state must take the loyalty oath

Wade-Davis Bill

400

What state did the KKK start in

Tennessee

400

True or False? African Americans were now allowed to join congress.

True

400

Radical Republicans

Members of the Republican Party committed to emancipation and equal rights of slaves 

400

Who was the leader of the Confederacy before reconstruction?

Jefferson Davis

500

Which was the only plan that did not include anything about the Loyalty Oath?

Radical Republicans Plan.

500

How long were their labor contracts for?

1 Year

500

How many African American men were able to promote to places of power?

Over 1500

500

Political candidate who seeks election in an area where they have no local connections.

Carpetbagger

500

Who was the very first to challenge segregation on transportation?

Ida B. Wells