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| Federal government attempted to rebuild(change)southern government, politics, and society |
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| felt that the south should be punished and called for military occupation of the south |
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| the year that congress granted amnesty to all but 500 confederates |
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| was high because of the great demand for it overseas |
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| helped the freedmans bureau sewt up churches, schools, and colleges after the civil war |
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| the person who wanted to restore the union as a healing process |
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| taking away the right to vote |
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| took over when lincoln was killed |
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| number of times that the united states military occupied georgia |
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| the economy when there was plenty of land, but a labor and capital shortage |
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| black legislature excpelled from the Georgia legislature later organized the AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL |
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| most of them left their plantations after the war |
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| the capital city that refused to allow black legislators to stay in their hotels |
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| the name of the era after the civil war ( NOT the economy) |
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| amendment that granted citizen rights |
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| economy that was based on cotton, slaves, and land |
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| georgias first black congressman |
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| this amendment stated that all slaves were free |
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| was georgias first republican governor |
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| these took away the political and civil rights of the freed slaves |
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| the group that tried to control the social, economic,and voting activities of blacks |
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| to file charges to remove someone from office |
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| agency that issued food, clothing, shelter and education to freed slaves |
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| Presidential reconstruction |
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| the name of lincolns plan to reconstruct the nation |
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| he was a georgia poet who had a reservoir named after him |
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| vice president of the confederacy, he served many, many years in the united states congress representing georgia |
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| northerners who gained high positions in southern government, and business after the civil war... they took advantage of southerners who needed money by paying "dirt cheap" prices for their land |
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| amendment that granted voting rights to freed black men not women |
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| southerners who took advantage of the south after the civil war ended |
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| where money is stored or manufactured |
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