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reconstruction

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what are the 2 goals of reconstruction 1: reintegrate north and south 2:help A.A. transition to freedom
what is lincolns 10% plan 10% of the voters from 1860 election need to pledge a loyalth oath,must accept abolition,and advocate for A.A. veterans to vote
who are the radical republicans
they have the wade-Davis bill, • state suicide• 50% loyalty oath, swear they never supported the confederacy• strip southern leaders of voting rights and hold government office• support voting + citizenship for A.A.• federal gov
Who is Andrew Johnson and what is his reconstruction? Abraham Lincoln successor• Short reconstruction• not committed to A.A. Right• pardoned rebels• southern states control reconstruction
what is the northern split? it is on reconstruction and has three groups radicals, moderate, and conservative
Who are radicals? they wanted to completely change the south and make it look like the north, and they were strong supporters of equal rights
Who are moderates? mostly northerners and did not support voting rights for African-Americans and agreed that the south needed to be changed in some areas
Who are conservatives? they supported minimal changes to the south, pretty much just to end slavery, and didn’t want African-Americans targeted with violence, but didn’t support equality citizenships etc
what is Freedman’s bureau? they helped African-Americans after enslavement
what did the Freedman‘s bureau do? helped African-Americans get an education, buy property, find jobs, short-term food snd clothing, locate family member
what were the black codes and what were they to do? Laws passed by southern governments to restrict the freedom of African-Americans and they were passed in 1865 to 1867
what did the black codes restrict? African-Americans could not vote in elections, sit on juries, testify against whites/witnesses, Marry White people, own weapons/guns, be without a job
what is the civil rights act of 1866? it eliminated the black codes, dealing with voting and jury participation, but it was vetoed by Johnson and overrode by Congress
what is the 13th amendment? abolished slavery and only allowed forced labor as a punishment for a crime
what is the 14th amendment? birthright citizenship and prohibited states from taking away life, liberty, or prophecy without due process and made everyone under equal protection
what is the 15th amendment? protected voting rights can’t be denied based on race, color, or servitude
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