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Who is  Thaddeus Stevens?

A Radical Republican leader in Pennsylvania.

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What did the 14th Amendment do?

It gave all citizens that are born into the United States equal protections of the law.

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What does impeach mean?

To bring formal charges against a person who holds public office with misconduct.

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What were literacy tests for?

This was something that stopped some blacks from being able to vote because what it did was required voters to read and explain a section of the constitution to vote.

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Who was Henry Grady?

He was a Atlanta Journalist.

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Who is James Duke?

A man that revolutionized the manufacturing of tobacco products.

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What did the 15th Amendment do?

Forbid any state to deny any citizen the right to vote

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What is Poll tax?

This required voters to pay a fee each time they voted.

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What was the Ku Klux Klan?

This was a group that worked to keep African Americans and White Republicans out of office.

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What did they mean by the "NEW SOUTH"?

That the South Independently used its own resources to build its industry up.

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Who is Hiram Revels?

A clergyman and teacher that became the nations first black senator in 1870.

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What was the Reconstruction Act?

It was a process set in motion readmitting southern states into the union.

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What is a Conservative? 

A type of person who wants as little change as possible and hold onto traditional values.

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What was segregation?

It was the legal separation of races.

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What is a Scalawag ?

A word for a white southern republican.

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Who is Rutherford B. Hayes?

The Republicans choice as Governor of New York but lost to Samuel Tilden. Hayes ended Reconstruction. 

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What is the Grandfather Clause?

A set of laws that state if a voters father or grandfather had been eligible to vote Jan 1st, 1867. That the voter did not have to take a literacy test.

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What are Radical Republicans?

They are a group of stern Republican politicians during and after the civil war.

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What were black codes?

They were laws placed on African Americans that limited the rights of Freedmen.

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What is a carpetbagger?

It was a Northerner who came to the South to get rich off of the South's misery.

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Who is Blanche K. Bruce?

Bruce became the first African American to serve a full term in the Senate in 1874.

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What are Jim Crowe Laws?

Laws that separated blacks in many places like restaurants, schools, and many other places. 

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What is Radical Reconstruction?

A time period in 1867, where Republicans took charge of congress to override vetos.

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What was the Plessy V. Ferguson case?

A case where courts ruled it was legal to segregate as long as there were facilities for African Americans and whites, equal but separate.

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What is a Sharecropper?

They rented and farmed a plot of land. The planters provided supplies and tools in return for a share of the crop.