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Freedman's Bureau an agency providing relief for the freedpeople ands certain poor people in the south
Black Codes or laws that greatly limited the freedom of African Americans
Ulysses S Grant as a war hero, grant appealed to many northern voters. he had no political experience but supported the congressional reconstruction plan. He ran under the slogan "Let Us Have Peace"
Andrew Johnson vice president and was sworn into office quickly. reconstruction had now become his responsibility.
Thaddeus Stevens was one of the new reconstruction acted most enthusiastic supporters. He spoke in Congress to defend the acts.
Radical Republicans on the other hand, took a harsher stance. They wanted to federal government to force change in the south.
Reconstruction Acts these laws divided the south into five districts
impeachment is the process used by a legislative body to bring charges of wrong doing against a public official.
Thirteenth Amendment this amendment make slavery illegal throughout the united states.
Fifteenth Amendment Gave African Americans the right to vote.
Hiram Revels was born free in North Carolina and went to college in Illinois, became a methodist minister and served as a chaplain in the Union Army.
Jim Crow Laws Laws that enforced segregation
Poll Tax special tax people paid before they could vote.
Segregation forced separation of white and African Americans in public places.
Republican is a party of the United States Government
Ku Klux Klan this secret society opposed civil rights, particularly suffrage for African Americans
Civil rights Act of 1866 This act provided African Americans with the same illegal rights as white americans.
Sharecropping sharing the crop. Landowners provided the Land tools and supplies when the sharecroppers provided the labor.
Total War destroying the civilian and economic resources
African Americans former slaves who were judged by the color of her skin and wasnt allowed to do most things a white american could until people acted upon it.
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