Vocab
Vocab
Vocab
100

Compromise

Giving up certain things to make a deal.

100

13th Amendment

Abolished Slavery

100

Ratify

To officially approve something, like a law or agreement.

200

Integration

Bringing all parts together into a whole.

200

14th Amendment

Gives citizenship to anyone that is born in the United States.

300

Emancipation Proclamation

Document created by Abraham Lincoln to free slaves during the Civil War.

300

15th Amendment

No one can take the right to vote from a person, regardless of their skin color.

400

Freedmen’s Bureau

An organization created by the U.S. government after the Civil War to help former slaves by providing food, education, and medical care, and by helping them find jobs.

400

Johnson’s Reconstruction Plan

Similar to Lincoln’s Plan, but was more lenient and forgave many Confederate military peoples and wealthy southerners.

500

Lincoln’s 10% Plan

A plan by President Abraham Lincoln during the Civil War that said Southern states could rejoin the United States if 10% of their voters pledged loyalty to the Union and agreed to end slavery.

500

Radical Republicans Reconstruction Plan

A plan by a group in Congress who wanted to be tougher on the Southern states after the Civil War. They demanded equal rights for African Americans and strict conditions for the South to rejoin the Union.