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Reconstruction

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Time period when the South was rebuild after the Civil War Reconstruction
The new class of people following the Civil War were called? (Almost 4 million) Freedman
A Southern State could form a new government as long as 10 percent of their voters took a loyalty oath. 10% plan
A government pardon amnesty
A plan for reconstruction that took a majority of southern colony Wade Davis Bill
Provided food, clothing and medical care for Confederates Freeman's Bureau
Civil Ware general who became President U. S. Grant
Person who didn't want much to change after the Civil War Conservative
Amendment added to have African Americans the right to vote 15th Ammendment
Southern republican that sided with the Union Scalawag
What building houses the Congress Capitol
New laws created to deny newly freed black from gaining freedom Black Codes
Voters had to prove they could read literacy test
Amendment for equal protection under the law 14th Amendment
Person second in line to president Speaker of the House
Laws that separated blacks and whites before legal separation Jim Crow Laws
Congress can override a vote with this fraction 2/3
Presidents power to override veto
Who was president after Abe Lincoln Andrew Johnson
Northerner who came to the South to profit off the South after the Civil War Carpetbagger
Group of Southerners who terrorized the blacks KKK
Amendment added to Free the Slaves 13th Amendment
Farmed land and and profited from the crops Sharecropping
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