Constitutional Changes
Reconstruction Era
Jim Crow Era
Resistance & Change
Vocabulary
100

This amendment to the Constitution officially abolished slavery in the United States.

13th Amendment 

100

These restrictive laws were passed by Southern states immediately after the Civil War to control the labor and behavior of African Americans.

Black Codes 

100

This term describes the forced separation of different racial groups in daily life.

Segregation

100

What movement focused on gaining voting rights for women?  

Women’s suffrage movement

100

Farming system where workers paid with crops and continued the system of slavery during reconstruction 

Sharecropping 

200

Which amendment gave women the right to vote in 1920.

19th Amendment

200

What group in the south used violence and intimidation to oppose Reconstruction and protect white supremacy?  

Ku Klux Klan (KKK)

200

Who believed in immediate equality and helped found the NAACP?  

 W.E.B. Du Bois

200

The first women’s rights convention in the United States in 1848

Seneca Falls Convention

200

Laws that enforced segregation

Jim Crow Laws

300

Which amendment gave Black men the right to vote?  

 15th Amendment

300

This Vice President became the 17th President after Abraham Lincoln was assassinated, and was president during most of Reconstruction.

Andrew Johnson 

300

This practice involved the illegal murder of an individual by a mob or group, often used to terrorize Black communities.

Lynching

300

What did Booker T. Washington encourage African Americans to focus on?  

Job skills and education

300

What were the 3 amendments passed during the Reconstruction time period, known as Reconstruction Amendments 

13,14,and 15th

400

What Supreme Court case made segregation legal with “separate but equal”?  

Plessy v. Ferguson

400

Who were Scalawags?

White Republicans in the South who supported Reconstruction. 

400

What test required people to prove reading/writing skills to vote?  

Literacy test

400

The Voting Rights Act of 1965 finally helped protect who's voting rights?

African American Women

400

This era was known as the time after the Civil War in which Southern States re-entered the Union and the nation was rebuilt

Reconstruction 

500

Who did the 15th Amendment NOT include?

Women's right to vote 

500

What were vagrancy laws?

African Americans could be jailed and fined for being unemployed. 
500

In 1892, __________ took a seat in a 'whites-only' car on a train in Louisiana, leading to a famous court case that ruled on "Separate but equal"

Homer Plessy

500

What group worked to improve African American rights and was established by W.E.B Dubois

NAACP

500

Besides Citizenship, what else was the 14th Amendment supposed to guarantee?  

Equal protection