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The Reconstruction Era

TermDefinition
reconstruction period of rebuilding , and readmitting, the Southern states to the Union
amnesty forgiveness of any crimes committed; granting a pardon for crimes
black codes laws designed to help control newly freed African Americans, and for plantation owners to take advantage of freed workers
override to reject, or defeat, something that has already been decided
impeach to formally charge a public official with wrongdoing
scalawags name given by former Confederates to Southern whites who supported Republican Reconstruction of the South
corruption dishonest, or illegal, acts
integrated to blend into a united whole
sharecropping system of farming in which a farmer works land for an owner, who provides equipment and seeds in return for a share of the crop
poll tax a tax a person must pay to vote
literacy test required potential voters to be able to read and write at a certain level
grandfather clauses allowed people to vote if their father, or grandfather, had voted before Reconstruction began
segregation separation of a class, or group
lynching putting to death by the illegal action of a mob
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