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Lincoln, Johnson, Grant and Hayes

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Withdrew the last federal troops from the South, ending Reconstruction   Rutherford B. Hayes  
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Amendment which ended slavery   13th  
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Amendment which allowed African American men to vote   15th  
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Amendment which made African Americans citizens   14th  
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Law divided the Southern states into five military districts   Reconstruction Acts of 1867  
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Laws which took away the rights of blacks in the South during the Reconstruction Era   Black Codes  
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Number of votes needed to elect a president in the Electoral College   majority--one over half  
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System which allowed a president to appoint to office his most loyal supporters   Spoils System  
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System in which the best qualified people are placed in appointed offices   Merit System  
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President who first used the Merit System   Rutherford B. Hayes  
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Connected the east and the west in 1869   transcontinental railroad  
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House of Congress which impeaches a president   House of Representatives  
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Meaning of to impeach   To bring charges against  
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House of Congress which tries a president after he is impeached--they determine guilt or innocence   Senate  
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Two American presidents who have been impeached==neither were found guilty   Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton  
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How electoral votes are determined for each state   Equal to the total number of senators and representatives a state has  
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Least number of electoral votes per state   Three  
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All presidents between 1861 and 1881 belonged to this political party   Republican Party  
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Invented the telephone   Alexander Graham Bell  
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Purchased Alaska from Russia   Secretary of State William Seward  
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What the United States paid for Alaska   $7,200,000  
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Invented the light bulb   Thomas Edison  
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Founded the Knights of Labor   Uriah Stephens  
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The United States' first labor union   Knights of Labor  
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Organized the Grange   Oliver H. Kelly  
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Organization which helped teach farmers new agricultural methods   The Grange  
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Proposed the 10% Plan   Abraham Lincoln  
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The Electoral Commission's decision allowed him to win the Election of 1876   Rutherford B. Hayes  
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Won the presidency by one vote   Rutherford B. Hayes  
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Was saved from being kicked out of the presidency by one vote   Andrew Johnson  
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A split in the Republican Party helped him win the 1860 Election   Abraham Lincoln  
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Reconstruction president who served two full terms   Ulysses S. Grant  
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1872 Democratic candidate who died before Electoral College met   Horace Greeley  
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