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Abraham Lincoln
President who created Lincoln's plan (1863).
Andrew Johnson
Replaced Abraham Lincoln after he died.
Ulysses S. Grant
Created the Grant Administration.
Edwin Stanton
Fired by Andrew Johnson; barricaded himself in his office after being fired by Johnson.
Alexander Stephens
One of the former Confederate leaders who took power in the South.
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute - one of the most important HBCU's founded during Reconstruction.
Ida Wells
Created the Anti-lynching movement.
George Washington Carver
Inventor and scientist. Encouraged farming of sweet potatoes and peanuts, which enriched the soil and had thousands of uses.
W. E. B. DuBois
Created the N.A.A.C.P. (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People).
Reconstruction
The time after the Civil War in which the South was rebuilt politically and economically.
Supermajority
People elected 75% of republican congress.
Freedman's Bureau
Tried to help former slaves adjust to freedom.
Tenure of Office Act
President had to ask the Senate's permission to fire a cabinet member.
KKK
Some southerners created secret societies to protect 'white rights'.
13th Amendment
Ended slavery.
14th Amendment
Citizenship amendment.
15th Amendment
Black men could vote.
Amnesty
An official pardon or a government decision to forgive a group of people for past offenses.
Disenfranchisement
Loss of civil rights, including voting.
Carpetbaggers
Northerners who traveled south during Reconstruction; Southerners believed they were taking advantage of the situation.
Scalawags
Southerners who supported Reconstruction; seen as traitors.
Poll tax
Tax on voting.
Segregation
Separating black people from white people.
Jim Crow Laws
Laws created to separate the races in public.
Lost Cause
Ideology that reimagines the American Civil War to portray the Confederate cause as noble and heroic rather than centered on slavery.
Sharecropping
Form of economic slavery, where people could borrow against next year's harvest to pay this year's rent.
Tammany Hall
The most famous political machine.
Solid South
Dominated by democrats in each state.
Exacerbate
To make more violent.
Lynching
To hang.
Hiram Revels
First African American senator.
Frederick Douglass
Abolitionist who also led the early civil rights movement and campaigned for the 15th Amendment.
Lincoln's Plan
President would appoint military governors for conquered areas, Amnesty to all Southerners who took an oath of loyalty to the Union, and when 10% of the state's voters took the oath of loyalty, then the state could reorganize the state government.
Johnson's Plan
The President nominates a military governor, Amnesty to all Confederates whose property value was less than $20,000, ratify the 13th Amendment (ended slavery), 50% of voters needed to take the oath of loyalty to reorganize the state government.
Military Reconstruction Act
Divided the South into 5 regions, each ruled by a Union general. States would design a brand new constitution and adopt the 14th Amendment. States had to protect the rights of African Americans, and Union troops would keep order.