American Republic ch 16
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| Compromised with Radical Republicans in order to maintain a working relationship with Congress | Andrew Johnson
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| Remained in debt year after year | sharecroppers
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| abolished slavery | 13th Amendment
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| kept states from denying blacks the right to vote | 15th Amendment
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| offer of a group pardon to southerners | Amnesty
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| granted citizenship to blacks | 14th Amendment
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| designed to keep freed slaves in subjection and prevent them from exercising their political rights | black codes
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| won the disputed election of 1876 | Rutherford B Hayes
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| refused to leave office as secretary of state | Edwin Stanton
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| leader of Radical Republicans in the House | Thaddeus Stevens
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| impeached in 1868 | Andrew Johnson
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| negotiated the treaty to buy "Florida" | William Seward
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| What bill did Congress pass to keep President Johnson from dismissing Radical Republican presidential appointments | Tenure of Office
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| What 12 year period is usually considered to be the years of Reconstruction | 1865-1877
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| secret organization arose in the South frighten blacks and discourage them from voting after the Civil War | Ku Klux Klan
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| Johnson's secretary of state | William Seward
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| term used for slaves after the Civil War | freedmen
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| federal relief agency was established to help the freed slaves | freedmen's bureau
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| white southerners who supported radical Reconstruction | scalawags
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| northerners who came south to assist in Reconstruction | carpetbaggers
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| achievements by who in foreign affairs included purchasing Alaska, removing European rule in Mexica, making the Gadsden Purchase | Andrew Johnson
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| Bourbon Reconstruction was characterized by | return of southern democrats to power in government
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| objected to the extension of executive powers during the civil war, treatment of the south as erring brethren, Lincoln's 10% plan | Radical Republicans
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| won presidential election of 1868 | Ulysses S Grant
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| which amendment bar unpardoned confederates from voting or holding office, gave citizenship to blacks, eliminate the 3/5s compromise in the counting of the population | 14 Amendment
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| The presidential election of 1876 | settled by a special electoral commission
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| Reconstruction Act of 1867 | established military rule in the South
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| President that had to deal with political corruption | Ulysses S Grant
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| Know the circumstances of the impeachment found on pages 314-315 |
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| What does solid south mean | ?
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