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Reconstruction Pt. 1

Test Mon. 2

QuestionAnswer
amnesty to pardon or forgive
radical extreme
examples of black codes civil rights, labor contracts, and apprenticeships
impeach to charge with crimes while in office
Lincoln's reconstruction plan 10% of voters must swear loyalty to be readmitted; must accept emancipation and provide education for African Americans; full pardon for all who take oath of loyalty except high ranking Confederate officials; did not require social or political equality
Johnson's Plan no one needed to swear loyalty and may reorganize immediately; Confederates with $20,000 or more of property need presidential pardon to hold office; amnesty to those who swear loyalty
destruction in South following war shipping ports, railroads, livestock, roadways, bridges, factories, ports, cities, and farmland
Freedman's Bureau gives clothes, medical supplies, educational materials, and meals; negotiates labor contracts;
13th amendment abolished slavery
14th amendment granted citizenship and equal rights to all born in the United States or naturalized
15th amendment granted right to vote to all African Americans; formally stated that there could be discrimination because of race, education, or former job
Military Reconstruction divided the South into military districts each governed by a Union general; all 5 districts were under the control of Ulysses S. Grant
How many military zones were there? 5 military zones
Why was President Johnson impeached? he violated the Tenure of Office Act by firing Stanton without approval
Tenure of Office Act all hirings and firings made by the President must be approved by the Senate
Command of the Army Act took away the President's command over the military forces
What was the outcome of the trial? Senate was short one vote to impeach Johnson and he finished his term in office
How many articles of impeachment did the House have? 11 articles
Created by: guarino27
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