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ch. 5 Section 2

MSeise/ursuline

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List four types of black codes in the south? curfews, vagrancy laws, labor contracts, land restrictions
blacks were not allowed to gather after sunset. curfews
any homeless person could be jailed, fined, whipped, or sold for a years' labor. vagrancy laws
they had to sign a contract for a years of work. If the contract was broken they lost all the wages fo that year. labor contracts
freed people could not only rent home in rural areas, but they stayed away from plantations. land restrictions
no state shall make or enforse any law which shall reduce the privileges of the United States. the 14th ammendment
a citizen of the united states has personal liberties guaranteed by law, such as voting and equality, what are these? civil rights
there were 5 military districts in the south and freedmen were to be registered voters. Recontruction act of 1867
What was the date in which president Johnson was impeached? February 24, 1868
What is it when the president must seek approval from congress to fire and hire Cabinet positions? the Tenure of office act which was approved in in 1867
Who did President Johnson fire without approval from congress? secretary of war, Ed Stanton
Who became the new president in 1868? Ulysees S. Grant
prohibits each government in the U.S. from denying a citizen the right to vote based on that citizens race, color, or previous condition of servitude. the 15th amendment
who were Northerners who moved south during reconstructuon. carpetbaggers
who were considered the people in the postwar south, white and a southerner and a republican scalawags
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