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| the freeing of the slaves |
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| a forgetting of any passed offence |
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| white northerners who went to the south after the war |
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| poor white farmers that were angry at planters |
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| people who wanted to punish the south |
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| wanted to go easy on the south after the war when they were rejoining the union |
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| had the same plan as Lincoln but they had to pay back confederate debt and swear allegiance to the union and ratify the 13th amendment |
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| Lincoln and Johnson's rule that each southern family had to pay back 10% of their debts |
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| the southern plan to keep black from voting by seeing if their grandfather could read of write. If he could, they could vote |
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| when people had to pay to vote |
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| when people were voting, you had to be able to read or write to be able to vote |
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| the amendment that gave blacks equal citizenship to whites |
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| the amendment that gave blacks the right to vote |
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