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Civil War Recons.

Post- Civil War Reconstruction of the South

VocabularyDefinitions
Herem Revels a black senator from mississippi
scalawags a group of past slave owners against freed blacks(southerner)
KKK a group of whites that took strong actions against the freed blacks
Carpetbaggers northerners that moved south to take advantage of the deminished economy
Force acts of 1870-1871 harsh acts that bore down on the KKK
Literacy Tests unfairly administered test by white to the advantage of whites these test determined if you were allowed to vote or not
Tenure of Office acts required the president to get the senates approval before he could fire an appointee
Edwin Stanton the secretary of war during and after Lincoln's presidency
Johnson's Impeachment Trial saved from impeachment by one vote
Benjamin Butler a house prosecuter
Alaska Purchase 1867 purchased from Russia for 7.2 million dollars
Secretary of State Seward signed the alaska purchase treaty
The Solid South the south always voted in unison for the democrats
Freedman's Bureau welfare program for freed slaves and poor whites
Black Codes regulated the freedoms of the emancipated slaves
Andrew Johnson took over the presidency after Lincoln was assinated
Radical Republicans against Andrew Johnson
Lincoln's 10% Plan a state could be reintegrated if 10% of the registered voters voted in the 1860 elections and took an oath of alligeance
Johnson's Plan agreed with Lincoln's plan
Charles Sumner and Thaddeus Stevens Radical for black equality
Civil Rights Bill gave more freedoms to free blacks
13th Amendment freed all slaves
14th Amendment gave equality
15th Amendment said all males could vote
Swing Around The Circle Johnson's speech tour
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