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| States that slavery in the US is dead. |
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| Defines citizens rights. States that US can be segregated as long as facilities ar the same. |
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| Voting Rights are given to blacks, but not women. |
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| States that the right to vote will not be deminished by failing to pay taxes. |
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| White southerner who supported radical republicans. |
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| A northerner who went to the South during Reconstruction. |
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| Farmer who works land owned by another and gives the land owner a share of the crop at harvest time. |
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| Seperation of people of different races. |
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| Laws that kept blacks out of certain public places. |
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| Reconstruction plan passed by Republicans in Congress in July 1864. Vetoed by Lincoln. |
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| Government agency that helped free slaves. |
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| Radical Republicans[image] |
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| Believed that rich southern planters caused the war.Wanted to make sure 'aristocrats' did not regain power.Protected rights of freedmen. |
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| Wanted to keep power.Also wanted to help freedmen. Did not think they should interfere with Southern affairs. |
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| KKK
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| Worked to keep blacks and carpetbaggers out of office. Claimed to be ghosts of Confederate soldier.Murdered hundreds of black voters and their white allies. |
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| Protected the right of all citizens to vote and outlawed discrimination in hiring. |
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| Radicals who encouraged blacks to arm themselves and fight for their rights. |
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| Set of laws that limited the rights of freedmen. Passed by southern legislatures. |
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Presidential Plan vs Congressional PLan
(list and explain) |
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President Johnson did not want states to ratify the Fourteenth Ammendment.
President Johnson vetoed the Civil Rights act. Congress overrode the veto. |
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| Impeachment of President Johnson |
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| During trial, became clear he was not guily of high crimes and misdemeanors but that the charges were political in character. Final vote was 35 to 19. One vote short of impeachment. |
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| Allowed segregation as long as black and white facilities wer equal. Yeah right. |
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| Brown claimed that seperate schools could not possibly provide equal education. Segregated schools violated the fourteenth ammendment. |
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| Rosa parks refused to give up seat to a white. |
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| Believed that african americans could succeed only if they seperated from white society. |
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| Believed that african americans could succeed only if they seperated from white society. |
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| Refused to give up her seat to a white on a bus. |
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| Black Civil Rights leader. |
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