What happened under Pres. Andrew Johnson's Reconstruction Plan?

Southern states were governed much as they were before the Civil War.

List ways the 13th Amend. took a step toward equal rights in the US.

Slavery was abolished across the US.

Explain: Lincoln's Plan

Required 10% of the state's registered voters to take an oath of loyalty to the Union.

Explain: Wade Davis Bill

Required 50% of the Southern state's registered voters to take an oath of loyalty to the Union.

Explain: Johnson's Plan

Denied amnesty to wealthy plantation owners in the south.

The Southern states passed a set of laws restricting the rights of blacks.

Explain: Radical Republicans

They overrode any presidential veto that they felt did not support Reconstruction. They created harsher requirements for allowing former Confederate states to rejoin the Union.

Explain: 14th Amendment

Guarantee citizenship to anyone born in the US

Explain: 15th Amendment

Guarantee all men of the US the right to vote

Explain: Military Reconstruction Act

To restrict the president's power over Reconstruction. To secure the rights of Black people in the South.

Extremist group that operated in the South

Explain: Republican Party

Upheld Enf acts, won election in 1976, sympathized with American Americans

Explain: Democratic Party

Sympathized with southern extremist threatened filibuster in election 1976

President Grant wanted to end their power

List ways the Radical Republicans in Congress opposed President Andrew Jonson's Reconstruction plan.

It did not require the southern states to grant voting rights to formerly enslaved people

Explain: Freedman's Bureau

Effort by congress to protect the rights of the newly freed enslaved people.

List how the Reconstruction plans of President Abraham Lincoln and Pres. Andrew Johnson simular.

Both received opposition from the Radical Republicans.

Explain ways that made President Grant corrupt

He appointed wealthy people who had donated money for his political campaign to federal offices. He appointed his friends and family members to influential offices in government.

List re3asons for implementing Reconstruction in the South.

To protect the rights of African Americans. To unite the country without granting Southern states too much power.

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Unit 4 SG

American History Post Test

Question	Answer
What happened under Pres. Andrew Johnson's Reconstruction Plan?	Southern states were governed much as they were before the Civil War.
List ways the 13th Amend. took a step toward equal rights in the US.	Slavery was abolished across the US.
Explain: Lincoln's Plan	Required 10% of the state's registered voters to take an oath of loyalty to the Union.
Explain: Wade Davis Bill	Required 50% of the Southern state's registered voters to take an oath of loyalty to the Union.
Explain: Johnson's Plan	Denied amnesty to wealthy plantation owners in the south.
Explain: Black Code	The Southern states passed a set of laws restricting the rights of blacks.
Explain: Role of Ulysses S. Grant	President of the US
Explain: Radical Republicans	They overrode any presidential veto that they felt did not support Reconstruction. They created harsher requirements for allowing former Confederate states to rejoin the Union.
Explain: 13th Amendment	Abolish Slavery in the US
Explain: 14th Amendment	Guarantee citizenship to anyone born in the US
Explain: 15th Amendment	Guarantee all men of the US the right to vote
Explain: Military Reconstruction Act	To restrict the president's power over Reconstruction. To secure the rights of Black people in the South.
Explain: Red Shirts	Extremist group that operated in the South
Explain: George S. Boutwell	The secretary of the treasury
Explain: Republican Party	Upheld Enf acts, won election in 1976, sympathized with American Americans
Explain: Democratic Party	Sympathized with southern extremist threatened filibuster in election 1976
Explain: Confederacy	President Grant wanted to end their power
List ways the Radical Republicans in Congress opposed President Andrew Jonson's Reconstruction plan.	It did not require the southern states to grant voting rights to formerly enslaved people
Explain: Freedman's Bureau	Effort by congress to protect the rights of the newly freed enslaved people.
List how the Reconstruction plans of President Abraham Lincoln and Pres. Andrew Johnson simular.	Both received opposition from the Radical Republicans.
Explain ways that made President Grant corrupt	He appointed wealthy people who had donated money for his political campaign to federal offices. He appointed his friends and family members to influential offices in government.
List re3asons for implementing Reconstruction in the South.	To protect the rights of African Americans. To unite the country without granting Southern states too much power.

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