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Literacy Test was used to make it difficult for uneducated freedmen to vote.
Grandfather Clauses were passed to increase the number of eligible Southern white voters.
Black Codes the rights of freedmen were severely limited by these codes
Carpetbaggers Northerners who moved south after the Civil War looking for political positions.
Poll Tax Required a voter to pay a fee each time he voted.
Ghost Dance a four day ceremony thanking the Great Spirit for help in times of trouble.
Reservations In the late 1800s the US government forced Native Americans to live on these lands set aside for them.
Cooperatives Grangers formed these pools to buy seeds and tools more cheaply.
Lincolns 10% Plan 10% of the voters in each southern state had to swear an oath to loyalty to the US.
Freedmans Bureau Food, clothing, and education were provided to former slaves by this government bureau.
Thirteenth Amendment Officially banned slavery in the US.
What groups took an active role in the reconstruction of governments in the South? Scalawags Carpetbaggers African Americans
Radical Republicans believed that... the rights of freedmen in the South had to be protected
Why did the House of Representatives impeach President Johnson? He disagreed with Congress
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