Laws passed in the South after the Civil War to limit the freedom and rights of African Americans.

Members of Congress who wanted a strict Reconstruction plan and stronger protections for former enslaved people.

Fees that people had to pay in order to vote.

A test of reading and writing skills used to prevent African Americans from voting.

A rule that allowed people to vote only in their father or grandfather had voted before the Civil War.

Formerly enslaved people who gained their freedom after the Civil War

The bringing together of people of different races in the same schools, workplaces and public spaces.

The separation of people based on race, often through laws and policies.

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Unit 1 VOCAB

Question	Answer
Black Codes	Laws passed in the South after the Civil War to limit the freedom and rights of African Americans.
Radical Republicans	Members of Congress who wanted a strict Reconstruction plan and stronger protections for former enslaved people.
Poll Taxes	Fees that people had to pay in order to vote.
Literacy Tests	A test of reading and writing skills used to prevent African Americans from voting.
Grandfather Clause	A rule that allowed people to vote only in their father or grandfather had voted before the Civil War.
Freedmen	Formerly enslaved people who gained their freedom after the Civil War
Integration	The bringing together of people of different races in the same schools, workplaces and public spaces.
Segregation	The separation of people based on race, often through laws and policies.

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