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Reconstruction-Vocab

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Lincoln's 10% Plan Proclamation of Amnesty attempted to solve issues with Confederate officials and bring them back to the Union.
Johnson's 10%+ Plan Lincoln's 10% Plan but easier for the Confederacy to enter Union. Confederates had to admit defeat.
13th Amendment Ends Slavery in all states.
Freedman's Bureau Federal agency that provided food, supplies,medical care,school,etc. to freemen and poor whites.
Black Codes Bills that made emancipated men like slaves.
Sharecroppers Farmers that shared % of profit and provided housing,food, land, etc.
Radical Republicans Political Party that break with Johnson's Reconstruction and wanted civil rights for all men.
14th Amendment Gives people born in the U.S. citizenship and rights.
15th Amendment Right to vote can't be taken away from citizens.
Carpetbaggers Northerners that took advantage of Southerners.
Scalawags Southerners who became Republicans.
The Ku Klux Klan White terrorist group that targeted blacks and whites that wanted civil rights.
Impeachments of President Johnson Nov.2 1867 because of complaints and failed. Mar.5, 1868 because of removal of Secretary of War Stanton and failed by one vote.
Plessy v Ferguson (1896) Case approval of "SEPARATE BUT EQUAL".
Jim Crow Laws "SEPARATE BUT EQUAL" that last middle of 20th Century.
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