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What is one thing states had to do to be readmitted to the Union?
A certain percentage of voters had to pledge loyalty to the U.S. Wrote new state constitutions that banned slavery Ratify 13, 14, and 15 amendments Could not el
Give an example of a Jim Crow law or Black Code
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What is one way the right of Black people to vote was limited?
literacy tests, grandfather clause, poll tax, intimidation/threats
Waiting rooms in train stations were separate for white and Black people. This is an example of: 15th amendment OR Jim Crow Laws
Jim Crow Laws
Who passed Jim Crow Laws?
southern states and local governments
What is the term for laws that enforced segregation in the South?
Jim Crow Laws
What would Radical Republicans in Congress do when Johnson vetoed their bills?
Override the veto with a 2/3 vote in each house
Which political party had control in Congress during most of the Reconstruction period?
Republicans ("Radical Republicans")
Who became president after Lincoln was assassinated?
Andrew Johnson
What were some challenges during Reconstruction?
Former enslaved people—need jobs, homes, money, rights, education. A lot of the South had been destroyed. People in government had different goals.
What was Reconstruction?
Reconstruction was a time period of rebuilding the South and re-admitting states after the Civil War. It lasted 12 years.
Why was sharecropping a problem?
Many went into debt and continuously owed more money to landowners. Some were trapped in this cycle.
What was sharecropping?
Black people rented land from a white landowner and gave a portion of their crop as payment
What did the Freedmen's Bureau do?
to provide food, housing, medical aid, schooling, and legal help to former slaves
What did the 15th amendment do?
Gave former enslaved men the right to vote.
What did the 14th amendment do?
Gave citizenship to formerly enslaved people. Anyone born in the U.S. is a citizen.
What did the 13th amendment do?
ended enslavement
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