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4.3 Reconstruction

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Carpetbaggers a political candidate who seeks election in an area where they have no local connections
Scalawags A person who behaves badly but in an amusingly mischievous way rather than harmful
Enforcement Acts Bills passed in 1870- 1871, which protected African American rights to vote.
Redeemers White southern democrats who aimed to put an end to Reconstruction and Biracial governments and restore the Democratic Party to the south
Ku Klux Klan a secret hate group in the Southern U.S. active for several years after the Civil war.
Panic of 1873 A financial crisis that triggered a depression in Europe and the United States.
Civil Rights of 1875 also known as Enforcement acts protects all citizens in civil and legal rights
Samuel J Tilden 25th governor of new York and the Democratic Candidate for the disputed election of 1876
Rutherford B Hayes 19th President of the united states. was president at teh end of the reconstruction era.
Compromise of 1877 The compromise of 1877 settled the dispute of the heated election of 1876. Rutherford B Hayes became president but the republicans had to withdrawal of federal troops
How did reconstruction affect the lives of African Amercans African Americans were forced to use different facilities but the 13th and 14th amendment were used to help their lives
What groups formed a Republican alliance in the south during reconstructuion Carpetbaggers Scalawags and African Americans
How did congress respond to violence against African Americans Congress didn't do anything
What historical era came to end in 1877 The Reconstruction Era.
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