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13th amendment
Abolished slavery and involuntary servitude nationwide
14th amendment
Gives Civil Rights and citizenship to all African Americans in the US
15th amendment
Gives voting rights to all black men over the age of 21 in the USA
Segregation
The forced separation of people of different races
Black Codes
Restrictions placed on African Americans in the South so they couldn't receive their civil rights
Poll tax
A special tax that was needed in order for a person to vote in the south. It backfired because poor southerners couldn’t pay.
Literacy Tests
Reading and writing exams given in order to cast a vote in the South (Backfires because many White Southerners are illiterate)
Grandfather Clause
If your grandfather can vote, you can vote, but if your grandfather could not, you can not. The answer to the south's want to keep blacks out of the voting class.
Freedmen's Bureau
Agency established to help African Americans obtain their rights (free service)
Discrimination
The negative treatment of others because they are different(race age sex etc.)
KKK
A secret society created by white southerners that used terror and violence to keep AA away from their civil rights
Radical Republicans of Reconstruction
The members of Congress who felt the South needed to make great social changes before they could be readmitted to the Union.
Transcontinental Railroad
A railroad system that crossed the Us, used for transporting goods and widening the American economy
Military 5 Zones
Under the Military Reconstruction Act, the south would be split into five military zones controlled by former Union generals during reconstruction. This is martial law being used to make sure the South followed the rules of reconstruction.