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Reconstruction Plan

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What did the 13 Amendment do? Freed African-Americans from being slaves and ended slavery in the United States.
During what years did the Reconstruction Era last? From 1865 to 1877.
What are "Black Codes"? Laws that treated the emancipated men like slaves again, but legally.
What is President Lincoln's 10% Plan? A plan that made an attempt to solve the problem with former Confederate leaders, politicians, and soldiers while deciding how to bring the former Confederate states back to the Union.
What is President Johnson's 10%+ Plan? Similar to President Lincoln's 10% Plan, but more difficult to let the former Confederate states in the Union.
What is the Reconstruction? The era after the Civil War that reformed the southern states and brought the country back as a whole.
What was the purpose of the Freedmen's Bureau? Providing food, supplies, medical care, help, and education to all freedmen and white refugees.
Who were the "Radical Republicans"? Republicans that opposed President Johnson's plan for reconstruction and demanded equality to freedmen and African-Americans.
Define the 14th Amendment. Everyone born or naturalized in the United States gain citizenship, civil rights, and the right to life, liberty, and property.
Define the 15th Amendment. All citizens have the right to vote, but women still do not have the right to vote.
What are "carpetbaggers"? Northern whites coming down to the South to gain profit and took advantage of Southerners.
What are "scalawags"? White Southerners becoming Republicans.
What is the Ku Klux Klan (KKK)? One of the most violent hate/terrorist groups in the United States since the Reconstruction.
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