Ch. 9.1-9.2 Flashcards

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freedmen

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the men and women who had been enslaved

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reconstruction

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rebuilding of the south after the civil war

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ten percent plan

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plan endorsed by Lincoln that allowed a southern state to for a new government after 10 percent of its voters swore an oath of loyalty to the US

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amnesty

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a gov pardon

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wade-davis bill

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1864 plan for Reconstruction that denied the right to vote or hold office to anyone who had volunteered to fight for the Confederacy

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freedmen’s bureau

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a gov agency founded during reconstruction to help former slaves

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thirteenth amendment

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amendment to the US Constitution that banned slavery throughout the nation

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black codes

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the southern laws that severely limited the rights of African Americans after the Civil War

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radical republicans

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a member of Congress during Reconstruction who wanted to break the power of wealthy southern plantation owners and ensure that freedmen received the right to vote

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fourteenth amendment

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an amendment that stated anyone born or naturalized in the us are citizens, states could not take away any citizens rights

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radical reconstruction

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when the Republicans, who had control in both houses of Congress, took charge of Reconstruction

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reconstruction act

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law that threw out the southern state governments that refused to ratify the Fourteenth Amendment

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impeach

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to bring charges of serious wrongdoing against a public official

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fifteenth amendment

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amendment to the US Constitution that forbids any state to deny African Americans the right to vote because of race

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where did lincoln die

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at ford’s theater watching “our american cousin”

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who is john wilkes booth

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a confederate sympathizer who shot lincoln in the head while lincoln was watching a play

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johnsons plan

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allowed southern states to create new gov and to elect new representatives for congress- each state was required to abolish slavery and enforce the thirteenth amendment

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what specifically did the black codes state

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could NOT vote, own guns, or serve on juries

COULD marry and own some kinds of property

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what did republicans believe created the black codes

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johnson’s plan

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why did riots and violence break out in the south

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people claimed south was trying to restore slavery, radical republicans attempt to gain control of reconstruction policy

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what were the two main goals of radical republicans

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  1. they wanted to break the power of wealthy planters who had long ruled the south
  2. they wanted to ensure that freedmen received the right to vote
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how many attempts were there for the fourteenth amendment and what were they

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  1. granted citizenship rights to african americans and guaranteed the civil rights of native americans
  2. all people are born or naturalized in the us are citizens, states may not make laws that take away the citizen’s rights
23
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what were the military reconstruction acts of 1867

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divided the southern states into 5 military districts, each governed by a military general

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what were military generals given broad permission to do

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enforce reconstruction

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who was the president elected in 1868 | what was his cabin full of, how was this a problem
ulysses s. grant it was full of his friends, this was a problem because they could not be professional or not be good at what they were doing
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political disagreements between north and south
north: disagreements on how to bring south into union disagreements about slaves some people wanted to punish the south south: unsure how to run gov no laws on freemen many confederates could not hold office
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economic disagreements between north and south
north: union soldiers could not get jobs factories laid off workers south: soldiers could not return to work railroads destroyed confederate money was worthless
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social disagreements between north and south
north: farmers and cities remained untouched south: many cities were destroyed large number of freedmen enter society
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what did freedmen's bureau do
provide food, clothing, education, and jobs for freedmen
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describe lincoln's ten percent plan
10% of state voters must pledge an oath of loyalty to the us before they could make a new gov gov must declare an end to slavery then they could send national members to congress to take part in national gov
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describe wade-davis bill
50% of voters must take an oath anyone who fought in the civil war could not vote to send delegates to create a state constitution confederate soldiers could not vote in any election