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| Lincoln's plan for reconstruction; all white southerners receive amnesty but former confederate leaders |
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| Republicans in Congress easily overrode Johnson's vetoes and took charge during Reconstruction |
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| helped African Americans in the south in many ways like education |
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| Johnson's plan for constructing the south |
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| Johnson's plan for constructing the south |
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| abolishes slavery in the U.S and southern states had to ratify this before being allowed back into the U.S |
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| full citizenship to all individuals born in the U.S and says that no state could take away a citizen's life, liberty, and property "without due process of law" |
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| president who takes over Lincoln who violated the Tenure of Office Act and was impeachment |
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| gives black males the right to vote in the U.S. |
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| FORMER MINSTER AA senator |
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| RUNAWAY SLAVE, SCHOOL SUPERINTEDENT, AA Senator |
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| most common form of farmwork for freed individuals in the south after the civil war |
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| former union general who became president as a Republican and with help from black voters too |
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| White sercret society fromed in the south that acted in violently against AA sometimes lynching them |
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| changed the politicial balance in the Senate by restoring full rights to people who supported the democrats |
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| laws the continued the practice of segregation in the south |
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| very effective for white southerners when voting the issued a literacy test it allowed whites who couldn't pass it to vote if their father or grandfather had voted before the Reconstruction |
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