Reconstruction Issues 13 th Amendment 1.Black Codes 2.14 th Amendment 3.Reconstruction Act of 1867 4.Impeaching President Johnson 5.15 th Amendment 6.Resistance.

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Reconstruction Issues 13 th Amendment 1.Black Codes 2.14 th Amendment 3.Reconstruction Act of Impeaching President Johnson 5.15 th Amendment 6.Resistance to Reconstruction 7.Education and Farming 8.Voting Restrictions

13 th Amendment NO SLAVERY-Abolition

Black Codes Local laws in South that HURT AA’s Jim Crow laws

14 th Amendment Full citizenship to people born in US Equal protection

Reconstruction Act of 1867 Created 5 military districts in South To stop racism (KKK)

Impeaching Johnson Johnson vetoing legislation on reconstruction Vetoes the freedman's bureau Fires secretary of war violating tenure of office act

15 th Amendment All citizens can vote

Resistance to Reconstruction Southerners against reconstruction KKK uses violence to deny rights

Education and Farming North build academies (to learn about farming) Sharecropping Tenant Farming

Voting Restrictions Literacy Test-test to vote Poll Tax-pay to vote Grandfather Clause-help illiterate Southern males