the period after the civil war where they tried to change the economy and society of the south
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what needed to be reconstructed
the relationship of the population
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lincoln’s plan
10% plan
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what did the 10% plan entail?
replace majority rule with loyal rule, pardon all but high ranking military and civilian officers, when 10% of population took oath a southern governments could be recognized, state legislatures had to ban slavery
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what happened to the 10% plan
rejected by radical republicans
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lincoln’s principal enemies in congress
C. Sumner and T. Stevens
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sumner and stevens goals
punish self, republicans dominate politics, protect freedom do they can vote
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ironclad oath
oath that you never caught against the north for supported the confederacy
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what happened to the wade-davis bill?
vetoed by lincoln
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how was johnson’s plan different from lincoln’s
it was too lenient
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black codes
limit movement and force them back into labor
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principal method white southerners benefited from black codes
labor contracts
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freedmen’s bureau
provide services to freed black people and white refugees
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freedmen’s bureau was most successful at
education
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civil rights act 1866
gave voting writes to african americans
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report of the joint committee 1866
congress controls reconstruction
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midterm elections 1866
republicans take control of houses
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13th amendment
no slavery
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14th amendment
citizenship to african americans
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15th amendment
voting rights for black males
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congressional reconstruction was also callled
military reconstruction
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what region was louisiana in
5 with texas
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why was johnson impeached
imposed congressional reconstruction
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was johnson removed from office
no
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why was grant distracted during his administration
scandals
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scalawags
southerners that supported reconstruction
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carpetbaggers
northernor who comes down to south to profit
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freedmen
freed black men
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why did scalawags, carpetbaggers, and freedmen come in conflict with southern whites
they controlled politics through voting
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sharecropping
give part of crops to landlords
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was sharecropping profitable
no
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how did the KKK organize themselves
they didn’t
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PBS pinch back
first and only black governor of louisiana
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enforcement acts
banning large meetings of masked men, feds take over federal elections, allowed too use military against secret organizations
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governmental leaders tried to stop the KKK in north carolina by
military and suspend habeus corpus
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habeus corpus
hold with charges
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what happened to the governor in north carolina
got impeached and removed
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samuel j tilden
ran against hayes in 1876 election
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who won the popular vote in 1876
tilden
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how did hayes become president
back room deal
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what did the south gain from hayes becoming president
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