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| Codes to try to control african american life |
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| To formally remove from office |
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| Name given to white southerners that supported the radical republicans |
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| A term given by southerners to northerners that went down to the south with carpets holding there luggage |
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| democrats that were taking back the south |
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| a crop that was sold for money |
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| a tax that had to be paid before people were allowed to vote |
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| a test of literacy that you had to pass to be able to vote |
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| a clause that said for you to vote your grandfather had to vote |
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| the revocation of the right of the right to vote of a person or group of people |
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| Leader of the radical republicans |
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| person who assasinated Abraham Lincoln |
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| person who andrew johnson tried to fire without consent of congress |
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| General of the confederate army who served two terms as president after andrew johnson |
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| not so smart democrat who took office after lincons assainaion |
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| Was a blak minister who was the first african american in the U.S. Senate |
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| President after Ulysses S. Grant who was the final president of reconstruction |
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| Because the scalawags agreed with the republicans plan for reconstruction but the southerners did not |
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| Why did southerners dispise scalawags? |
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| To regain white surpremacy. Showing off dead bodies of african americans and by tourtoring the too |
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| What was the purpose of the KKK? What kind of tactics did they use? |
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| The KKK terrorized black voters and they regained controll of there state governments |
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| Why did the democratic party rise in 1874? |
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| what political party was in favor of reconstruction and equallity? |
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| To let them govern themselves |
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| What was Rutherford B. Hayes plan for reconstruction? |
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| Cotton,coal,iron,tobacco,lumber |
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| What industries was the new south getting involved in? |
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| Breaking the mup and devideing them equally |
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| What were farmers in the south doing to their large plantations that ultimatley hurt there econemy? |
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| the ten percent plan where 10% of the stae had to swear alligence to the U.S. constitution to join the union. |
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| What was lincolns plan for reconstruction? |
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| congress wanted harsher punishments on the south |
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| What was the plan from congress that oppossed thw 10% plan |
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| people who wanted to give 100% freedom to the blacks and punish the south for having slaves |
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| Who were the radical republicans? |
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| What agency helped freed african americans by granting the mland and establishing schools? |
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| John Wilkes Boothe/ April 14th 1865/ Ford's thearte |
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| Who assasinated Abraham Lincoln? When? Where. |
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| Who was president after Abraham Lincoln? |
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| His plan was that most southerners would be granted amnesty if they swore allegence to the union but the RR wanted them to be punished more |
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| What was Andrew Johnson's view of reconstruction and how did that differ from the Radical republicans? |
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| because he tried to fire member of the U.S. senate Edwin Stanton without consent of congress |
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| Why was andrew johnson nearly impeached? |
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| Who was president after Andrew Johnson? |
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