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| guaranteed citizenship to African-Americans born in the United States. |
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| The official reason for President Andrew Johnson's impeachment trial was that |
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| he violated the Tenure of Office Act |
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| The famous Supreme Court decision that overturned the doctrine of "separate but equal" was |
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| Brown v. the Board of Educators of Topeka, Kansas |
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| The first persident to face an impeachment trial in the Senate was |
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| Booker T. Washington founded a famous school for African-Americans caled |
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| The Supreme Court case of the 1890's that legalized "separate but equal" was |
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| The Reconstruction period ended with the |
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| Congressional Reconstruction |
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| divided the South into five military districts |
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| The 10 Percent Plan of Reconstruction was favored most by |
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| Military districts in the South were established in 1867 by |
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| Congressional Reconstruction |
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| restricted the opportunities of newly freed African-Americans |
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| Andrew Johnson's reconstruction plan for the South |
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| reflected his support for the values of the South |
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| A major scandal of the Grant administration involved a railroad construction company called |
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| presided over an administration riddled with corruption |
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| The Freedmen's Bureau propsed to |
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- give forty acres and a mule to all poor free men
- provide food, clothing, and shelter to all poor free men.
- establish school and hospitals in the South |
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