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Civil War

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14th Amendment citizenship and promised equal legal protection to former slaves.
Reconstruction the period of dealing with the Southern states and the legal status of former slaves after the Civil War ended
Reconstruction Act of 1867 divided the South into Military district to protect to enforce policies and actively register voters
Enforcement Acts were put into place after the violence erupted from the KKK
sharecropping system was set up to provide a labor force for the plantation owners
Jim Crow laws reduced the effectiveness of the 14 and 15th amendment
Plessy v. Ferguson supreme court ruling that created "separate but equal"
Dred Scott v. Sanford supreme court ruling that set up the need for the citizenship amendments
Scalawag A white southerner who supported Reconstruction
Civil War began to preserve the Union
Kansas Nebraska Act created conflict in Nebraska because people wanted to set up anti-slavery majority
whether the United States should annex Canada (owned by Britain) divided Republicans during Reconstruction, since Britain sold warships to the Confederacy
Freedmen's Bureau extended opportunities for formerly enslaved African Americans during Reconstruction.
Radical Republicans offered protections for formerly enslaved African Americans during Reconstruction.
Black Codes prohibited freedmen from traveling freely, serving on juries or exercising civil rights
Jim Crow laws created and required racial segregation.
"A house divided against can not stand" Conflict over slavery's expansion
Andrew Johnson's Reconstruction policies allowing Southern states to reorganize governments relatively quickly
John Brown's Raid (1859) tried to create a slave revolt on Harpers Ferry
Election of Abraham Lincoln (1860) create major tension in the South and caused some states to begin succession
 



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