17.1-3 Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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year Lincoln was assassinated

A

1865

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2
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year of the Fourteenth Amendment

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1868

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3
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year of the Thirteenth Amendment

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1865

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4
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year the Reconstruction ended

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1877

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5
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president from 1865-1869

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Andrew Johnson

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6
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president from 1869-1877

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Ulysses S. Grant

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7
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president from 1877-1881

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Rutherford B. Hayes

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8
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the era of rebuilding in America after the Civil War

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Reconstruction Era

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9
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former slaves living in America (approximately 3.5 million)

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freedmen

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10
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Lincoln’s plan for Reconstruction

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Ten Percent Plan

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11
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says that ten percent of registered voters needed to swear an oath of loyalty for the state to rejoin America

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Ten Percent Plan

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12
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Republicans who did not support Lincoln’s plan

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Radicals

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13
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the _________ proposed to give Congress control of the Reconstruction

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Wade-Davis Bill

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14
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presidential right to kill a bill by not acting upon it before Congress adjourned

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pocket veto

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15
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all Confederate states except ______ met requirements for readmission

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Texas

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16
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laws that Southern states created to limit freedmen’s rights

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black codes

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17
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an organization that provided aid and supplies to the freedmen in the South

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Freedmen’s Bureau

18
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_____ was proposed to guarantee citizenship to freedmen born in the US, but Johnson vetoed

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Civil Rights Bill

19
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guaranteed citizenship to any person (including freedmen) born in America

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Fourteenth Amendment

20
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guaranteed the right to vote for any American citizen (including freedmen)

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Fifteenth Amendment

21
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divided the South into 5 sections to be rebuilt by a military general

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Reconstruction Act

22
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prevented the president from dismissing civil officers appointed by the Senate without consent from the Senate

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Tenure of Office Act

23
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Johnson dismissed _________, Secretary of War and was impeached

A

Edwin M. Stanton

24
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first president to be impeached

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Andrew Johnson

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true or false: Johnson was ultimately not removed from office
true
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under ___________'s presidency, Reconstruction ended
Rutherford B. Hayes
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Hayes won the election of 1877 against _____
Samuel Tilden
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the Compromise of 1877 had these terms
1. all federal troops removed from South 2. Hayes would appoint Southerner to cabinet 3. federal money would be given to South
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Northern politicians who took southern political positions after the War
carpetbaggers
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white Southerners who cooperated with carpetbaggers
scalawags
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secret society that used terror tactics to suppress the rights of freedmen
Ku Klux Klan
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restored political rights to most of those who had cooperated with the Confederacy
Amnesty Act
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taxes citizens had to pay before voting
poll taxes
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on election days, these things were used in an attempt to prevent African Americans from voting
poll taxes and literacy tests
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name that indicated the many years the South voted steadily Democrat
Solid South
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freedman who became a spokesman for freedmen’s rights after the war
Booker T. Washington
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wrote Up From Slavery
Booker T. Washington
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first university for freedmen in America
Tuskegee Institute
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best-known science professor at Tuskegee
George Washington Carver
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created by the Methodist Episcopal church to set up schools in Southern states for the education of slaves
Freedman's Aid Society
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division of land into small plots worked by farmers and their families
sharecropping