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Reconstruction Area

AMerican History 1865 - Present

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One of the first attempts to establish order in the South was the creation of the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, also known as the __________ Bureau. Freedmen’s
Depending upon the state, these laws generally restricted the right to own property, controlled where blacks were allowed to live, established a curfew, and forced blacks to work as agricultural laborers or as domestics. Black Codes
The typical arrangement provided that the freedman was responsible for producing the crop and paid for the tenancy with a portion of it at the end of the season. This system, however, was ultimately unfair. Sharecropping
June 19, 1866, the _________ had been passed by both the U.S. Senate and the House, and was awaiting ratification by the states in order for its incorporation into the U.S. Constitution. 14th Amendment
The ____________ terrorized southern Republican governments, black voters, and black political leaders through acts of violence that included murder and torture Ku Klux Klan
Although black men were already given the right to vote in southern states by the Reconstruction Act, Republicans wanted to make sure this right would never be stripped away. 15th Amendment
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