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100

What do the Ten Percent Plan and the Wade Davis Bill have in common? (2 things)

Ratify the 13th Amendment, Loyalty to the Union

100

How were President Johnson and his Reconstruction Plans viewed? 

Too weak on the South 

100

What was the purpose of the Freedmen's Bureau? (Think: Who did it help and how) 

Helps former slaves and the poor. Helps provide education, medical care, clothing, and job opportunities

100

What were the Black Codes? 

Attempts by the South to Restrict the rights of African Americans after the war. 

100

What was the purpose of the 13th Amendment? 

Abolished slavery

200

What are Radical Republicans? 

People who favored a more extreme approach to Reconstruction? 

200

Define Literacy Tests...

Required a reading and writing test to vote. 

200

Who was elected as the 18th President of the U.S.?

Ulysses S. Grant

200

Who were Carpetbaggers? 

Northerners who sought economic opportunity during Reconstruction.

200

What was the purpose of the 14th Amendment? (2 things)

Full citizenship to all people born in the U.S.

People not born in the U.S. can become citizens. 

300

What was Sharecropping? (2 things)

Cycle of poverty and debt for farmers involved

300

What was the outcome of Plessy vs. Ferguson? 

The Supreme Court Determined that "Separate but Equal" facilities were now permitted in all aspects of public life. 

300

Define Poll Tax...

Charged money to voters.

300

What did the Black Codes put restrictions on for Freedmen? (3 things)

No serving on juries, owning guns, or voting

300

What was the purpose of the 15th Amendment? 

Right to vote for all MALE citizens

400

Who was the leader of the Radical Republicans? 

Thaddeus Stevens

400

What did the Tenure of Office Act prohibit? 

Prohibited the President from removing government officials without the Senate's approval. 

400
What is segregation? 

The separating of races

400

What was the goal of the KKK? (2 things)

Prevent African Americans from voting/holding political power.

Prevent Reconstruction

400

Define Grandfather Clauses...

A person could only vote if their father or grandfather could vote BEFORE Reconstruction. 

500

What was the "end" of Reconstruction? (Think of 1877...)

Compromise of 1877

500

What was Andrew Johnson's plan for Reconstruction called?

Restoration

500

What are Scalawags? 

White Southern Republicans

500

What was the goal of the Jim Crow Laws? What made these laws legal? 

Laws that controlled aspects of African Americans lives during Reconstruction. 

These laws were legal due to Plessy vs. Ferguson

500

How many military districts was the South divided into? 

5