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Unit 12 Vocab

TermDefinition
John Wilkes Booth Southerner that assassinated president Lincoln at Ford's Theater
13th Amendment Officially abolished slavery in the United States of America
14th Amendment Defined citizenship and guaranteed equal protection under the law for African Americans
15th Amendment Gave African American men the right to vote
Ten Percent Plan The name of Lincoln's plan for reconstruction
Andrew Johnson Democrat from Tennessee; he was Lincoln's vice president and became president after his assassination
Andrew Johnson His plan for reconstruction was too lenient, encouraged states to pass black codes; vetoed legislation passed by congress
Radical Republicans Group of Congress men whose reconstruction plan was to harsh on the south
Black codes Laws passed by individual states to limit the rights and freedoms of African Americans
Military Reconstruction Act Law passed by Congress that divided the southern states into five military districts unit the 14th and 15th amendments
Freedmen's Bureau Government agency that was created to help newly freedmen and poor whites with jobs, medical, and education
Poll tax State law that requires citizens to pay a fee before they are able to vote
Tenure of Office Act Law Passed by Congress and vetoed by Andrew Johnson
Impeachment to formally charge the president with a crime
Freedmen Slaves freed by the 13th amendment
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