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Warm-Up I need you to have your infographic or letter out on your desk. Your name needs to be on it. I will come around and collect them. If you don’t have it to me, IN CLASS, then it is 10 points off. WARM-UP QUESTION What are the other two reconstruction amendments?

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QUIZ WEDNESDAY Reconstruction Plans www.tinyurl.com/ beangarecon Presidential 1865-1866 Congressional 1866-1867* Military 1870-1872* Amendment Passed 13th Amendment 14th Amendment 15th Amendment Description Key Words: Black codes Radical Republicans www.tinyurl.com/ beangarecon