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Reconstruction

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Lincoln's Plan for Reconstruction 10% of state had to promise allegiance to US
15th Amendment Gave African American males the right to vote
14th Amendment Made all African Americans citizens
13th Amendment Abolished slavery
Freedman's Bureau Established to help over 4 million slaves & poor whites after the Civil War
Reconstruction Rebuilding of the country following the Civil War
Assassination Murder of a government official or political leader
Segregation Separation of people based on race
Black Codes Laws that denied African Americans many civil rights
Impeachment Bringing of charges of wrongdoing against an elected official by the House of Representatives
Sharecropping A system of farming in which farmers rent land and pay the landowner with a portion of the crops raised
Carpetbagger Northerner who moved South during Reconstruction seeking to make a profit
Scalawag Native white Southerner who worked with the military during Reconstruction for personal gain ($)
African Americans Plan for Reconstruction Wanted to consolidate, or bring together, their families
Southerners Plan for Reconstruction Passed laws known as Black Codes, used violence & threats to intimidate former slaves
Johnson's Plan for Reconstruction Required Southerners who owned large amounts of property to ask for Presidential pardon
Lincoln's Plan for Reconstruction Ratify the 13th Amendment, form new state government, & elect representatives to Congress
African Americans Plan for Reconstruction Wanted to establish a network of churches & other self-controlled institutions
Southerners Plan for Reconstruction Elected former Confederates to Congress
Congress' Plan for Reconstruction Refused to allow former Confederates elected as officials to take their seats in Congress
Congress' Plan for Reconstruction Passed the 14th Amendment recognizing citizenship of African Americans
Johnson's Plan for Reconstruction Humiliate the Southern elite
Discrimination Mistreatment based on race, religion, gender, or age
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