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Reconstruction Inquiry Walk Part A: Match the pictures to the descriptions by writing the letter for each picture next to the statement that is the best match for the picture. Part B: Find the appropriate term for each correctly match picture and description. Write the term in the corresponding box. (Use the Word Bank provided)

Reconstruction A

Tenant Farmers B

carpetbaggers C

Black Codes D

13th Amendments E

14th Amendments F

15th Amendments G

Radical Republicans H

Sharecropping I

Freedmen’s Bureau J

Hiram Rhode’s Revels K

Scalawags L

Andrew Johnson M

Ku Klux Klan N