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| Rocks the Political Establishment |
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| If a certain amount of a population of a confederate state swears loyalty to the Union, it has the right to form a state government and return to function as a state in the Union. |
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| laws aimed at controlling the movements and labor of newly freed slaves |
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| grow crops on someone's land and in return for the use of their land, you give the landlord a percentage of the profits from the crops. |
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| former democrat from Tennessee. Completely unsuited for his new job as President. |
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| want to punish the south. |
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| committed believer in radical equality. most important leader of the radical republicans. |
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| divide the south into 5 military districts and place south under marshal law |
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| grants citizenship. civil rights amendment. |
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| right to vote cannot be taken away because of race |
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| come to the south to make money off the south |
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| southerner who cooperates with the Union occupation of the south |
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| a government institution set up to help newly freed slaves. Assisted slaves in feeding, housing, and voting but does not redistribute land. |
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a provisional land redistributional program that gace slaves 40 acres of confiscated plantation land and farm equipment to make a new life for themselves.
never became a reality. |
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