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Abraham Lincoln

Kentucky, Illinois (16th president)

  • self educated

  • wasn’t religious but he believed in a God

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Radical Republicans

some Northerners

  • wanted to punish South hard

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Andrew Johnson

Tennessee (17th president)

  • grew up poor/orphaned

  • self-taught

  • “Southern sympathizer”

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William Seward

Johnsons’ Secretary of State

  • signed a treaty with Russia to buy Alaska

    • $7.2 million

  • deal called “Seward’s Folly”

    • people thought it was pointless

    • “nothing there”

    • was a smart purchase for oil

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Frederick Douglass

former slave who was a nationally recognized abolitionist

  • worked for emancipation of slaves

  • the most influential African American leader in the nation

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton

Founded Women’s Loyal League

  • worked to emancipate slaves

  • fought for women’s right to an education

  • gathered 40,000 signatures to ask Congress to pass a bill to prohibit slavery

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Ku Klux Klan

Tennessee 1866

  • group of white men (fraternity) who resorted to violence to keep power

  • used intimidation and terror

    • physically harmed/murdered people

  • symbol: burning of the Cross

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Oliver Howard

Union General Oliver Howard

  • head of the Freedmen’s Bureau

  • founded Howard University (HBCU)

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Thaddeus Stevens

leader of the radical republicans (Ohio)

  • he had a strong hate for slavery

    • bought slaves to free them

    • strong hate for south

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scalawags

former Unionists (Southerners)

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carpetbaggers

“sleezy” Northerners

  • packed belongings into carpet bags after the end of the war to seek power and profit

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Exodusters

those who had just been freed

  • were getting married & having kids (assimilating themselves into society)

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Susan B. Anthony

Founded Women’s Loyal League

  • worked to emancipate slaves

  • fought for women’s right to an education

  • gathered 40,000 signatures to ask Congress to pass a bill to prohibit slavery

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Freedmen’s Bureau

March 3, 1865

  • welfare agency for freedmen

    • food, clothing, medical care, education

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13th Amendment

emancipated (freed) all slaves

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14th Amendment

gave freedmen citizenship

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15th Amendment

gave freedmen suffrage (the right to vote)

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Pacific Railroad Act

legislation passed by Republicans

  • railroads connecting to California & Oregon

    • benefits North

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Reconstruction Act

divided South into 5 military districts

  • 20,000 troops were patrolling the streets

    • protected many black men from harm from the KKK

  • to reenter the Union = adopt 14th Amendment

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Impeach

to accuse a public official of a crime; accusation

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Union League

organization that allowed black men to organize politically

  • militias to protect black communities

  • represented grievances to employers and he gov

  • mission: build black churches and schools

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Black Codes

regulated activities of emancipated black people

  • ensure a stable and subservient labor force

    • for a superiority over them

  • whites wanted to regain control

    • as in days of slavery

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Wade-Davis Bill

Congress tried passing

  • 50% of states voters had to pledge allegiance to the Union for the state to rejoin

  • Lincoln vetoed

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Civil Rights Bill

Republicans passed this bill

  • Black people would have citizenship

    • undermine the Black codes

  • Johnson vetoed, but was overruled

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Force Acts

1870 Congress passed

  • protect the rights of freedpeople

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Tenure of Office Act

bringing people into office out of their own volition

  • violation: bringing friends into gov

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Women’s Loyal League

gathered 40,000 signatures to ask Congress to pass a Bill to emancipate all slaves

  • later turned into 13th Amendment

    • they didn’t like the Amendments because they only applied to men

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Abraham Lincoln’s Plan for Reconstruction

lenient

  • didn’t believe the South ever fully withdrew from the Union

10% reconstruction plan

  • 10% of voters pledged allegiance to Union, could reenter

  • accept emancipation

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Andrew Johnson’s Plan for Reconstruction

moderate: but believed that the South never truly left the Union

  • reconstruction proclamation: confederates can’t vote if they have property over $20,000

    • could petition 4 pardons from this, Johnson gave a lot

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Congress’ Plan for Reconstruction

radical: feared the South wouldn’t learn a lesson and plantation life will be restored

  • Wade-Davis Bill: 50% of voters have to pledge allegiance to Union to rejoin

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