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| Represented the people or common man |
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| 14th President that was one vote away from being fully impeached |
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| Party in control during reconstruction. Tried to end slavery |
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| 16th President that freed the slaves with the Amancipation Proclamation |
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| Pardon, especially for people who committed a crime |
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| Group that helped freed slaves |
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| Makes blacks full citizens |
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| His removal of Secretary of War lead to the impeaching of Andrew Johnson |
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| Gave African American men the right to vote |
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| Northerners who came south during reconstruction fought for greater government influence |
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| racist "Redemption" group |
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1. South divided into 5 military districts
2. New constitution that guaranteed black suffrage
3. Ratify the 14th Amendment |
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| Transcontinental Railroad |
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| Become president in 1868 who focused on money issues |
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| The first national union focusing on the economy during the Reconstruction |
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| Compromise of 1877/ Corrupt Bargain |
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| Democrats will give the electoral votes needed to Hayes if all federal troops are removed from the South. |
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| Ohio Governor who won the presidency after the Compromise of 1877 |
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| New York Governor that lost the presidency because of the Compromise of 1877 |
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