Reconstruction Unit review

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Abraham Lincoln

President who created Lincoln's plan (1863).

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Andrew Johnson

Replaced Abraham Lincoln after he died.

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Ulysses S. Grant

Created the Grant Administration.

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Edwin Stanton

Fired by Andrew Johnson; barricaded himself in his office after being fired by Johnson.

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Alexander Stephens

One of the former Confederate leaders who took power in the South.

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Booker T. Washington

Tuskegee Institute - one of the most important HBCU's founded during Reconstruction.

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Ida Wells

Created the Anti-lynching movement.

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George Washington Carver

Inventor and scientist. Encouraged farming of sweet potatoes and peanuts, which enriched the soil and had thousands of uses.

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W. E. B. DuBois

Created the N.A.A.C.P. (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People).

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Reconstruction

The time after the Civil War in which the South was rebuilt politically and economically.

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Supermajority

People elected 75% of republican congress.

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Freedman's Bureau

Tried to help former slaves adjust to freedom.

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Tenure of Office Act

President had to ask the Senate's permission to fire a cabinet member.

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KKK

Some southerners created secret societies to protect 'white rights'.

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13th Amendment

Ended slavery.

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14th Amendment

Citizenship amendment.

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15th Amendment

Black men could vote.

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Amnesty

An official pardon or a government decision to forgive a group of people for past offenses.

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Disenfranchisement

Loss of civil rights, including voting.

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Carpetbaggers

Northerners who traveled south during Reconstruction; Southerners believed they were taking advantage of the situation.

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Scalawags

Southerners who supported Reconstruction; seen as traitors.

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Poll tax

Tax on voting.

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Segregation

Separating black people from white people.

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Jim Crow Laws

Laws created to separate the races in public.

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Lost Cause

Ideology that reimagines the American Civil War to portray the Confederate cause as noble and heroic rather than centered on slavery.

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Sharecropping

Form of economic slavery, where people could borrow against next year's harvest to pay this year's rent.

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Tammany Hall

The most famous political machine.

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Solid South

Dominated by democrats in each state.

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Exacerbate

To make more violent.

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Lynching

To hang.

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Hiram Revels

First African American senator.

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Frederick Douglass

Abolitionist who also led the early civil rights movement and campaigned for the 15th Amendment.

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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.

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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.

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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.