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s.s 8th grade

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Describe the south after the Civil War The South was in complete ruin
Tell about each in the south after the Civil War Confederacy money; government ; judges; police; transportation system; confederacy's money was worthless there was no government no judges no police transportation was completely disorder
part 2 . Tell us about each after this a Civil war Roads; bridges; railroad tracks; the roads were impossible bridges had been destroyed had been destroyed
3. a, Who were the planters? People who own plantations with slave labor
b. What was the greatest loss? They're enslaved workers
4. What happened to the plantation system? The plantation system collapse when slaves were left free
5. a, What happened to the people that invested in Confederacy money? Bonds were wiped out financially and other debts they could not pay
b. Why did many of them have to sell their lands? Due to taxes and debt
c. At what prices did they sell their lands? At very low prices
6. define tenant farmer; A person who rents and Farms land from other person and pays the rent in cash or portion of crop.
7. define share croppers; A person that works another person's land and gets paid with parts of the crops
8.Many Freedman were attendant Farmers or share crappers what two problems did they face due to this situation? 1. Homeowners demanded the farmers grew the best cash crops which soon depleted minerals. 2. They had to buy supplies on credit which put them in debt.
9.What happened to many families during slavery? They had to split due to slavery
10. a, What did many of the freedmen and women have to do? They had to choose family names
b, which names did they pick for last names? Some pick names of Heroes like Lincoln. some took names of former slaveowner family names
11. What was the Prime role of the freedmen's bureau? Helped former slaves adjust to New Freedom
12, a. Till about children's, work and school Children would work in the fields in the morning and go to school in the afternoon. from sun up to sundown
b. Who attended school at night? Many adults attended classes
13. Why did the freedmen's bureau have to help Friedman with contracts? Most former saves could not read or write so the bureau tried to make sure they were not cheated
Define reconstruction The process of reconstruction the South States back into the Union
What was Lincoln's goal in his reconstruction plan? To restore the Union as quickly as possible
Give one word that would describe his plan concerning the South Easy
Define amnesty. a general pardon.
Who would not qualify for this amnesty A few high-ranked confederate officials.
Give the two main points of Lincoln's reconstruction plan 1. amnesty to all send Learners who took a loyal oath 2. When 10% of the people who in a state took the state could be readmitted to the Union
What did Lincoln's plan do for the Friedman nothing
Why wasn't Lincoln's plan carried out He was assassinated
What group did President Johnson hope would gain control of the South The common people
Define yeoman farmer A small farmer who cultivated they're own lands
What did a person have to do to gain amnesty under his plan Take a loyalty oath
What groups are not included in the pardon Confederacy leaders and people who own property worth 20,000 or more.
List three things conventions States had to do before they could readmitted to the union 1. set up qualifications for voting 2.repudiate secession and confederate debt (forgive debt) 3. ratify the 13th amendment (abolish slavery)
what was the thirteenth amendment end slavery
what did Congress do to the freedman's bureau extended its life
What's the 14th Amendment Citizenship to all persons born or naturalized in the US
What did President Johnson do to both the freedmens bureau bills and the Civil Right Acts of 1866 vetoed
Going to do more how did this affect the relationship between the president and the Congress split/separation grew wider
Give four reasons for the radicals approach to reconstruction 1. punish the south 2. keep the republicans in power 3. economic motive 4. some truly cared about freedmen
define scalawages Southerners who agree with the north
define carpetbaggers people from the north who move to South after the Civil War
Why were the Southerners upset when the freed men got to vote They thought blacks should not be allowed to vote because they could not read or write
How did they feel about the scalawags and carpetbaggers They hated them
In the election held in the south after the Civil War what did the people vote The same leaders they had before this Civil War
What did President Johnson do when he realized his plan was not going to work he granted the officials a pardon.
what were the radicals concerned about They refuse to seat the officers from the south
How did Lincoln and Johnson feel about the duty of the fedarai towar government towards the freed black in the South their duty stopped after they were freed
list the 12 black codes 1/6 1. Could not vote 2.Could not testify against a white person 3. Could not be on a jury 4. Could not handle weapons 5. Could not enter work other than farming without permission 6. Could not enter city limits without a pass from employer
list the 12 black codes 7/10 7. Could not quit a job before their contract was up 8. Could not buy or rent farmland 9. No interracial marriages 10. Had no schools
list the 12 black codes 11/12 11. Had curfews 12. If you did not have a home or job you would be arrested and hired out to whoever would pay your fine.
How did Congress feel about Lincoln & Johnson's Reconstruction Plan? Upset - felt that both were too soft/easy on the South.
Define Radical People wanting to make great changes
What did Congress do in March 1868? Adopted 11 articles of impeachment against Johnson
What was the vote & the results? 35 conviction & 19 acquittal - he stayed in office because it was one vote shy
Define Redemption Restoration of white leadership
Define white supremacy power of whites over blacks
What happened to most southern governments between 1871 to 1876? Came under white leadership/under control of white leaders
What was the best way to overthrow Radical governments in the south violence
List 2 hate groups that started in the south KKK (Klu Klux Klan) & Knights of the White Cameliaw
Tell how Klan members dressed in white sheets
What did the Klan use to keep people from voting in the south? Beatings and murder
Give 3 ways the south after Reconstruction was much like the south before the Civil War Same people in power, still had a sense of slavery, blacks had no rights
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