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Warm-up: What is discrimination? What do you think can be done to stop it?

Reconstruction Legislation & State Opposition

Acts (laws) A series of Federal Acts were passed to address civil rights of African Americans Civil Rights Act of 1866 Reconstruction Act of 1867 Civil Rights Act 1875

Amendments When the Acts did not seem to be enough, the Federal government attempted to provide rights to African Americans by adding Amendments to the Constitution 13th Amendment: freed slaves 14th Amendment: made African Americans citizens and deserved rights accordingly 15th Amendment: gave African Americans the right to vote

State Opposition Black Codes Ku Klux Klan Jim Crow Laws

Supreme Court Played role in ending Reconstruction 1873 Slaughterhouse Cases 1876 U.S. vs. Reese 1876 U.S. vs. Cruikshank Placed control of individual’s basic civil rights in the hand of the states Limited the federal government’s ability too protect the civil and voting rights of African Americans

Activity: Reading of Acts Reading of Black Codes