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Civil War KRMS 8-1

Terms for civil war test

QuestionAnswer
Reconstruction Rebuilding
Poll Tax Pay money to vote
Jim Crow Laws Laws that discriminated against African Americans and created segregation
Ku Klux Klan A racist group
Confederate states rejoin union Write new constitution that follows US constitution
Carpetbaggers Northerners who went south to help
Scalawags Southerners who worked for the union
Plessy Vs. Ferguson Law suite- legalized segregation " separate but equal "
Sharecropping Kept African Americans powerless for many years and limited their economic freedom
Lynching Execute or hang
Conditions of South after Civil War Cities were ruined
Freedmen Ex-slaves
President Johnson Problem Sided with southern goals
Freedmen's Bureau Helped ex-slaves
Radical Republicans Group from congress to support Reconstruction
Black Codes Southern laws after Civil War denied former slaves new rights
Union troops in south after Civil War To protect African Americans
13th Amendment Stopped slavery
14th Amendment No state can take away a person's life, liberty, or pursuit of happiness without a court case
15th Amendment Gave African Americans the right to vote
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