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| made all people born here or naturalized citizens of the US and state they lived in |
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| protected the freed man's right to vote |
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| assured equal protection of law to all citizens |
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| responsible for Ammendment 13 |
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| this provided for the building of the transcontinental railroad |
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| this law gave free land to anyone who would live on it and build a house on it for five years |
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| this law gave land grants to colleges for mechanical engineering and agricultural science |
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| established segregation after Reconstruction |
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| this law divided the South into five districts each led by a major military general (1866) |
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| bejorative name given to Yankees who went South |
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| he captured the US arsenal on Harper's ferry and started a slave revolt |
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| Military governer who lost a leg at Gettysburg |
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| James Bucnanan (bachelorre) |
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| the only president from PA |
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| white supremacist organization found by ex-confederate to end Reconstruction |
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| the arthur of the "Let me up easy" Policy for reconstruction |
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| This desicion established seperate but equal law for American Law (1896) |
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| impeached for Tenure of Office Act 1867 |
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| he was elected president by the compromise of 1877 and he ended reconstruction |
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