Politics
Obstacles for African Americans
Social Studies
Positive Gains
Who is Who?
100

What is the 10% Plan

Lincoln's proposal for Southern states' reintegration post-war, required 10% of the state to pledge loyalty to the Union

100

What was the Fee required to vote, used to limit black men from voting 

Poll Tax

100

What was the Grandfather Clause?

Exempted voters from literacy tests if ancestors voted.

100

What did the 13th Amendment do?

Abolish (end) slavery

100

Who were Freedmen?

Formerly enslaved black Americans

200

Wade Davis Bill

Radical Republican plan for Reconstruction that required 50% of a state's 1860 voters to take an oath of allegiance to the Union, vetoed by Lincoln.

200

What were Laws restricting freedoms of African Americans post-Civil War. 

Black Codes

200

Enforcement Act of 1870

passed by Congress to ban the use of terror, force, or bribery to prevent people from voting because of their race

200

What did the 14th Amendment do?

Granted citizenship and "equal" protection under law for all born in the US

200

Carpetbaggers

Northerners who moved South after the Civil War for political/economic gain.

300

Who were the Radical Republicans?

Mostly Northerners who opposed slavery and advocated for strong civil rights for black Americans.

300

Who was the White supremacist group opposing African American rights and used violence towards African Americans 

KKK

300

What was the New South ideology?

It encouraged economic growth in the south through industrialization.

300

What did the 15th Amendment do?

Gave Black men the right to vote

300

Who is Hiram Revels

the first African American member of the United States Senate ... Mississippi 

400

What was the Civil Rights Act of A 1866?

Federal law granting citizenship to former slaves

400

Why were literacy tests, reading and writing tests given at the polls to qualify voters, given?

They were used to limit black men from voting because most black men could not read or write.

400

Who were the Solid South?

the electoral voting bloc of Southern States the supported the Democratic Party

400

Freedman's Bureau

Agency assisting freed slaves with education and employment.

400

Sharecroppers

Farmers who rented land, often in debt. Used to keep freedmen in a slave like state.