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| equal rights-equal protection under law |
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| right to vote-universal male suffrage |
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| structures the community uses- helps make the city work |
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| blacks that fled to kansas |
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| african methodist episcopal church |
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| organized by congress, aid for war refugees and former slaves |
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| emancipation proclamation |
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| all persons that were slaves are forever free |
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| lincolns second inaugural address |
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| how to bring the nation together |
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| lincolns reconstruction plan |
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| 10% plan- if voters pledged 10% allegiance, they were back in the union |
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| extreme in reconstruction plans |
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| most vocal radical republican- house of representatives(Penn) |
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| radical republican- US senator(Mass) |
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| wade-davis bill (congress) |
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| "iron clad" oath, much stricter than lincolns plan |
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| required 50% allegiance to union, gave blacks suffrage |
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| sen. benjamin wade (ohio) |
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| rep. henry davis (maryland) |
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| congress adjourned and lincoln didnt sign bill, just let it die |
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| remained in congress after tennessee succeeded |
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| black, ex-slave who gained some political power |
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| johnsons reconstruction plan |
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| well educated, black minister, pushed for independence from whites |
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| coast of georgia, seized confederate land |
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| blacks were given land to occupy and work |
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| slogan of land given to blacks |
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| blacks would work someones field and in return they would receive a portion of the harvest |
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| laws that restricted freedoms of blacks |
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from tennessee
only southerner to remain in congress after succession
didnt believe in blacks rights |
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