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Leazenby Texas History Reconstruction

A:B: Congressional Reconstruction Presidential Reconstruction #1 Rebuilding plan preferred by Unionists And African Americans C:D: Iron Clad Oath Black Codes

Congressional Reconstruction

A:B: Iron Clad Oath Congressional Reconstruction #2 Rebuilding plan preferred by former Confederates And secessionists C:D: Presidential Reconstruction Black Codes

Presidential Reconstruction

A:B: Scalawag Ironclad Oath #3 Laws limiting the rights of African Americans Passed by Southern States C:D: Freedmen Black Codes

A:B: Ironclad Oath Proclamation #4 The promise that Southerners had to make In order to regain voting rights C:D: Conscription Act Black Codes

Ironclad Oath

A:B: Constitution of 1861 Constitution of 1866 #5 Document that extended rights to African Americans and protected public lands C:D: Constitution of 1869 Constitution of 1824

Constitution of 1869

A:B: DavisCoke #6 Who was the governor of Texas when reconstruction was over? C:D: HamiltonThrockmorton

Coke

A:B: freedmenCarpetbaggers #7 People from the South who could pass the ironclad oath were known as ? C:D: WhigScalawags

A:B: 13 th amendment 14 th amendment #8 Which amendment freed the slaves? C:D: 15 th amendment 19 th amendment

13 th amendment

A:B: DemocratsRepublicans #9 Which political party was responsible For congressional reconstruction ? C:D: WhigsAmerican

Republicans

A:B: #10 If you were a Carpetbagger which Texas constitution would you support? C:D:

A:B: DemocratsRepublicans #11 Which political party would most African Americans Vote for during reconstruction C:D: Know Knothing Whigs

Republicans

A:B: CokeDavis #12 Which governor of Texas did most Democrats not support C:D: HamiltonThrockmorton

Davis

A:B: Ironclad Oath Black Codes #13 What were the laws limiting the rights Of African Americans? C:D: JuneteenthScalawags

Black Codes

A:B: JuneteenthReconstruction #14 The day enslaved Texans celebrated their freedom C:D: AnnexationMarch 2

Juneteenth

A:B: SheridanGranger #15 Who issued an order freeing all slaves in Texas C:D: Coke Clay

Granger

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