Who's Who
He was President during the Civil War
Who is Abe Lincoln
Andrew Johnson was the first President to go through this government process
What is impeachment?
This amendment prohibited slavery, and involuntary servitude
What is the 13th amendment
What are Black Codes?
Who did not gain the right to vote during Reconstruction?
What is women?
Assassinated President Abraham Lincoln
Who is John Wilkes Booth
The Compromise of 1876 or the election itself, ended this
What is Reconstruction?
This amendment gave all citizens the right to vote regardless of race, religion, etc.
What is the 15th amendment
This law looked at the parentage of former slaves to see if they could vote
What is the Grandfather Clause?
What political party controlled the South after Reconstruction?
Who are Democrats?
He took over the presidency after Lincoln
Who is Andrew Johnson?
This group formed in the South a year after the Civil War ended
What is the Ku Klux Klan?
Another name for Lincoln's Reconstruction Plan
What is the Ten Percent Plan?
These were used to check if former slaves had a 5th grade education and could vote.
What are literacy tests?
The Supreme Court Case that allowed segregation to occur was called
What is Plessy vs. Ferguson?
He became the 18th President of the United States and fought against the KKK.
Who is Ulysses S. Grant
This was established to help former slaves and poor whites in the South with education and health care
What is the Freedmen Bureau?
This amendment gave citizenship to freed slaves.
What is the 14th amendment
What is a poll tax?
This was the year that women finally got a chance to vote
What is 1920?
He became president after the 1876 election
Who is Rutherford B. Hayes?
After the Civil War the South was divided into how many military districts?
What is five?
Radical Republicans Reconstruction Plan was called this
What is the Wade-Davis Bill
These members of the government would be most likely to support the rights of former slaves
What are "Radical" Republicans?
These states seceded from the Union
What are Georgia, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia, Florida, North Carolina, Louisiana, Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi