Reconstruction.  Reconstruction: Period of rebuilding the South 2 types of Reconstruction  (1) Presidential (Lincoln)  (2) Congressional/Radical.

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Reconstruction

 Reconstruction: Period of rebuilding the South 2 types of Reconstruction  (1) Presidential (Lincoln)  (2) Congressional/Radical

Big Brother  Analogy Carthaginian Peace (Punic Wars) vs. forgiveness

T-chart (pg. 133) Presidential Reconstruction Congressional Reconstruction

Presidential Reconstruction  Lincoln’s peace Forgiveness (pledge loyalty)  10% plan (when 10% of voters took oath, organize a new state gov’t banning slaver then readmit) Lincoln vetoed Wade-Davis Bill Lincoln assassinated by John Wilkes Booth > Andrew Johnson Pres. Johnson continues > pardons / amnesty (forgiveness)

Congressional/Radical Reconstruction  Carthaginian Peace Led by Radical Republicans Wade-Davis Bill Passes Reconstruction Acts (14 th Amendment) + military districts

Freedman’s Bureau  What was the Freedman’s Bureau? (pg. 134) What did it do? How did Johnson react?

Southern Reaction  What are Black Codes (pg. 133)  Ku Klux Klan (Que Klux Klan) Initially a social gathering for ex- Confederates to complain Nathaniel Bedford Forrest led Que = circle (brotherhood) Begin lynching – mob murders Targeted Blacks, Jews & Catholics

Amendments  Explain the significance of the following: 13 th Amendment (pg. 130) 14 th Amendment (pg. 134) 15 th Amendment (pg. 135)

Elsewhere in the South  With a partner, define these terms Scalawags (pg. 135) Carpetbaggers (135)

Economic Changes  With the same partner, define these terms: Sharecropping (pg. 136) Tenant Farming (pg. 136)