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S.S unit 2

vocab words

QuestionAnswer
Amendment An addition or change to a document
Thirteenth amendment slavery becomes illegal in the U.S
Freedmen name given to former slaves
Bureau A gov. department
premonition a feeling that something is going to happen
Assassinate to kill in a sneak-attack- usually someone influential
conspiracy a secret plan by a group to do something harmful or unlawful
Lenient overly forgiving
Amnesty to pardon a large group of people
pardon to officially forgive of a crime
black codes southern laws designed to control the freedmen
Sharecroppers a farmer allowed to work someone elses land for a share/portion of the crop
Impeach to charge a public official of a crime while holding office
Reconstruction Acts of 1867 laws passed by Congress to disband the state governments in the South and put them into military districts
Fourteenth Amendment Gave the freedmen citizenship
Fifteenth Amendment guarantees the right to vote cannot be denied based on race or color
carpet baggers Northerners who went South during Radical Reconstruction to profit
scalawags southerns who supported the radical reconstruction
lynching to kill in public without going through the law
compromise when an agreement is reached between two sides
Literacy ability to read and write
jim crow Laws established segregation in the south
segregation the separation of people based on differences
Reconstruction the rebuilding of a nation after war
What does reconstruction mean in this unit the rebuilding of the nation after war
what did the thirteenth amendment do? slavery becomes illegal in the U.S
What federal holiday commemorates the day the slaves were freed? Juneteenth
what were the three issues the south faced during reconstruction Reintroduction of former Confederate States back into the U.S. Rebuilding the damage in the South. Handling the freedmen
What organization was established to help the freedman freedmen’s bureau
Who are some famous individuals who have been assassinated Charlie Kirk, JFK, John Lennon
Who assassinated Lincoln John Wilkes Booth
What is unique about Lincoln’s assassination compared to other presidents who have been killed It was the only proved conspiracy involving the killing of a president in U.S history
Who became president when Lincoln died (Lincoln’s VP) Andrew Johnson
What were Black Codes? Southern Laws used to control the freedmen
Give some examples of Black Codes Only have farm jobs, can not own a fire arm, can not go to school, can not sit on juries
Why did many freedmen sharecroppers find themselves in a cycle of poverty after they were freed always in debt to landowners
What Congressman led the “Radical” Republicans Thaddeus Stevens
) What were the two goals of the Radical Republicans while dealing with Johnson’s Plan? Gives them the right to vote and prevent former confederates from control of southern politics
What other presidents besides Johnson have been impeached trump, bill clinton
What did the Reconstruction Acts do Disband the states gov in the south and put them in military districts
Who was put in charge of the Southern Districts Union generals
What was the Fourteenth Amendment Gave freedmen citizenship
What war hero was elected President after Andrew Johnson finished his term of office Ulysses S. Grant
What was Ulysses S. Grant’s greatest accomplishment as president Adding 15th amendment into law
What did the Fifteenth Amendment about voting voting rights cannot be denied over race or color
Why did white Southerners hate scalawags so much they were seen as traitors to their race
What white organization used terror during Reconstruction to bring back the Southern way of life Ku Klux Klan or KKK
What was the main goal of the Reconstruction Ku Klux Klan To stop freedmen and their allies from voting republican
Why did they wear masks to frighten people and hide their identity’s
What were some of the tactics the Klan used against the freedman and Republicans in the South Terror, threats (Night rides and burning crosses) Beatings, whippings and murder(lynching)
Who were the candidates who ran in the election of 1876 republican-Ruthford B. Hayes Demorcrat-Samual Tilden
What Democrat received 51% of the popular votes in the election - but lost Tilden
What did the Democrats get in the Compromise of 1877 Removal of union soldiers from the south and reconstruction ended
hat did “Big” Jim Kennally want as ransom for Lincoln’s body $200,000 ($ 4 million today) and counterfeiters release
What did Republicans get in the Compromise of 1877 Ruthford B. Hayes becomes president
What did Lincoln’s son do to prevent anyone from ever disturbing Lincoln’s body again Surround the body in 10 ft steel cage and covering coffin in cement
What was its original purpose of the secret service combat counterfeiting
What president was killed, leading to the secret service taking over presidential protection William Mckinley
What 3 tactics did Southern states used to get around the 15th Amendment to stop black men from voting Literacy Property ownership Poll tax
What segregation laws did the Southern Democrats put into place when they regained control of the southern states after Reconstruction Jim Crow laws
What Supreme Court case upheld (said they were constitutional) Jim Crow segregation laws in the South Plessey V. Ferguson
What phrase (used by the U.S Supreme Court) allowed segregation laws to be passed (legal) in the Sout Separate but equal
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