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Reconstruction

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What was the name of Lincoln's reconstruction plan? 10% plan
What was the name of the bill that required a majority to swear loyalty to the u.s. and denied former confederates the right to vote? Wade-Davis Bill
Who assassinated Lincoln? John Wilkes Booth
Where was Lincoln assassinated? Ford theatre
What year was Lincoln assassinated? 1865
Who became president after Lincoln was assassinated? Andrew Johnson
What was the name of the organization that helped former slaves get educated? freedmans bureau
What was the 13th Amendment? abolished slavery
What was one example of a Black Code? African Americans couldn't vote
What was the name of the group that opposed Andrew Johnson? Radical Republicans
What was the 14th Amendment? Gave citizenship to African Americans
Who was the first president to be impeached? Andrew Johnson
What was the 15th amendment? Gave African Americans the right to vote
What name did Southerners call people who helped Republicans? scalawags
What name was used to describe northerners who tried to get rich in the south? carpetbaggers
What group used terror to stop African Americans from voting? K.K.K.
Who became president in 1876? Rutherford B. Hayes
What did Hayes do with the soldiers in the south? removed the soldiers
What was the term used to describe a fee for voting? poll tax
What was the term used to describe how a person would have to read a section of the constitution to vote? literacy test
What was the term used to describe how a person couldn't vote unless they voted before 1867? grandfather clause
What is the term used to describe the legal separation of the races? segregation
What was the term used to describe the laws that discriminated against African Americans? Jim Crow Laws
Why can't Mr. DiPrima be President? He's tooooooo YOUNG!!!!!!!!!
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