10% of a state population had to swear loyalty to the U.S. before that state could rejoin the Union.
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This amendment granted citizenship to all people born in the U.S. (except for the Native Americans)
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Requirement that you had to read a section of the Constitution and write an explanation about it in order to be able to vote
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A small fee people had to pay in order to vote
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A group that used fear, violence and hangings. Their goal was to prevent African Americans from exercising their new civil rights (especially the right to vote)
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This amendment officially banned slavery in the U.S.
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If your grandfather voted before 1869, then you could vote
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Southern states passed laws that restricted freed slaves. They could not vote or serve on a jury.
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These are segregation laws that were passed throughout the U.S. to divide society by race (separate bathrooms, seating sections, water fountains, etc.)
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Supreme Court decision that said public facilities can be segregated because they are âseparate but equal.â This made segregation legal in the U.S.
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The separation or discrimination of a society usually based on race (separation of the races)
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This amendment gave all MEN that are citizens the right to vote (except for the Native Americans)