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| licoln's vice; took over after licoln's assassination |
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| site of the licoln assassination |
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| presidential recontruction |
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| president had control in dictating the reconstruction |
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| northerners coming to south seeking opportunity during reconstruction |
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| one who believes in and supports the constitution |
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| set up to help newly freed slaves |
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| congress must approve anyone hired/fired by the president |
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| were laws passed on the state and local level in the United States to limit the civil rights and civil liberties of African Americans |
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| opens up the west, promising 160 acres of land to move west |
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| organization set up to help farmers. puts out newsletters; equipment sales; social gathering; eventually becomes political organization |
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| supported the use of paper money |
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| battle in which an army of cherokees annihilated us troops led by custer |
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| battle in which an army of cherokees annihilated us troops led by custer |
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