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Radical Republicans
A southern group who believed the opposition of slavery
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Lincoln's Plan for Reconstruction
Wanted to welcome south back "with malice towards none"
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The 10% plan
10% of states votes must pledge loyalty to u.s and support emancipation.
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did anyone know what lincoln wanted to do about blacks voting.
No.
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What did they want lincoln to do to the south?
people believed lincoln was being too easy on the south. They wanted to punish the southerners.
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what did the emancipation supporters demand for freedmen?
They demanded civil rights for the freedmen. They wanted to provide protection with union soldiers across the south.
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How long were freedmen stuck in the army for?
Up until 1886.
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What was the Wade-Davis Bill?
50% of voters must take an oath of allegiance. (Passed the HOR but vetoed by Lincoln)
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13th Admendment (1865)
(Free) abolished slavery/involuntary seritudes, except for punishment if crime.
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14th Amendment (1868)
(Citizen) citizenship to all born or naturalized in the U.S. (Naturalized - admitted to citizenship of the country.)
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15th Admendment (1870)
(Vote) Prohibits the federal gov. And each state from denying a citizen(men) the rught ti vote based on "race, color, or previous conditions if service"
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Andrew jackson (one of the worst presidents)
Took office after lincolns death. Issed his own plans for reconstruction. Called for state convections to repeal secession.
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did andrew jackson allow southerns to rejoin union after being banned from it?
yes.
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Was Andrew Johnson impeached?
Almost; but the Senate was one vote shy of the 2/3 vote needed to convict Johnson and remove him from office
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Why was Andrew Johnson impeached?
For fighting with radical republicans who thought he was too lenient on the south.
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Did jackson do anything during his presidency ?
No, he mainly stayed in the white house and got drunk.
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Carpetbaggers & scalawags
Northeners who went to the south to speculate buying land.
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Freedmen's Bureau
organization that helped former slaves with school, getting jobs, and housing
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The Ku Klux Klan (KKK)
former confederate soldiers who terrorised blacks. They didn't stop at harassment an eventually burned/destroyed homes/buildings, killed/murdered blacks. Attacked blacks, immigrants, and Catholics.
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Sharecropping
Farmer slaves who worked at plantations (similar to slavery) Aprox. $13/year.
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Black Codes
laws passed in the south to limit the rights of Africa Americans.
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Ulysses S. Grant
Elected as president in 1868. Advocated rights for African Americans.
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Jim Crow
Legislation that helped ensure that social and economic disenfranchisement of southern black people.