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13th Amendment
Abolished slavery (1865)
14th Amendment
Gave citizenship to all people born in the U.S. and required states to treat all citizens equally (1868)
15th Amendment
Established that voting cannot be denied based on race (1870)
Jim Crow Laws
Segregated (divided) people based on their skin color
Literacy Test
Test given to see if someone was able to read/write before voting
Poll Tax
Money that had to be paid before someone could vote
Grandfather Clause
If your father or grandfather (or any relative) voted before you, you wouldn’t have to pay a poll tax and wouldn’t have to take a literacy test
Emancipation Proclamation
Document that stated all enslaved people in Confederate States were to be freed
Ratify
To approve something (usually a law)
Black Codes
Unfair laws passed by Southern States to limit black people’s rights
Reparations
To edit/redo a law that was already passed
Impeachment
To vote someone out of office
Freedmen’s Bureau
Provided former enslaved people resources to thrive
Sharecropping
A way for landowners to still be able to have workers (legal slavery)
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Case that tried to prove that segregation was cruel, but the Supreme Court then ruled slavery to be legal
Lincoln’s Plan
Was easy on the Southerners who wanted to be back in the Union, also known as the 10% plan
Johnson’s Plan
Was harsh on the Southerners who wanted to be back in the Union, known as the 50% plan
Radical Republicans
Wanted to help black people the most, had no %