Vocabulary
People of Reconstruction
13th, 14th, & 15th Amendments
Policies of Reconstruction
Other
100

A farmer who pays for using a piece of land with a
portion of a crop grown on that land

Sharecropper

100

The President during the Civil War, that was assassinated at the end of the War.

Abraham Lincoln 

100

The Amendment that Abolished Slavery in the United States

13th Amendment 

100

Abraham Lincoln's Plan for Reconstruction.

The 10% Plan

100

Who was Jim Crow?

A character created in minstrel shows that portrayed Black Americans using racist stereotypes and offensive imagery.

200

Reconstruction

The years between 1865-1877 when the nation
reunited and rebuilt after the Civil War ended

200

Robert E. Lee asked his fellow Southerners to do what with the North at the conclusion of the Civil War.

Reconcile

200

Granted Voting Rights to Citizens in the United States

15th Amendment 

200

The Republican and Democratic candidates for the Election of 1876

Rutherford B. Hayes  & Samuel Tilden

200

What was one of the challenges of Reconstruction?

- Civil rights gains were not fully protected or enforced

- Sharecropping replaced slavery

- Racial violence and intimidation limited freedom

- Black Codes and Jim Crow Laws restricted rights

300

A change or addition to the U.S Constitution.

Amendment

300

Said the quote: "Slavery is not abolished until the black man has the ballot"

Frederick Douglas

300

The use of poll taxes, literacy tests, and the grandfather clause was the South's response to which Amendment?

15 Amendment 

300

Made discrimination against African Americans legal in many communities and states in the South 

Jim Crow Laws

300

What was the Compromise of 1877?

An agreement that ended Reconstruction by allowing Rutherford B. Hayes to become president in exchange for removing federal troops from the South (settled the Election of 1876 dispute)

400

Carpetbagger

A person from the North who went to the South
to help newly freed slaves.

400

The President that was a War Democrat at the beginning of Reconstruction.

Andrew Johnson

400

Granted African Americans protection as Citizens as well as Due Process

14th Amendment 

400

The agreement that made Hayes President and removed troops from the South.

The Compromise of 1877

400

What ended Reconstruction?

Compromise of 1877

500

Amnesty

The act of forgiving people who broke the law.

500

Group in Congress that called for immediate & permanent abolishment of Slavery.

The Radical Republicans

500

Name the way the South tried to respond to the 13th Amendment

Sharecropping

500

The Supreme Court case that made segregation legal in the South.

Plessy v. Ferguson

500

What was one of the benefits of Reconstruction?

- Slavery ended

- Black Americans gained citizenship, voting rights

- Public school systems started in the South

- Freedmen's Bureau provided education/support