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2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2pt 3 pt 4pt 5 pt 1pt 2pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1pt Presidential Reconstruction Congressional Reconstruction Radical Reconstruction Southern Governments Under Reconstruction

Under the 10% Plan what three states were initially readmitted into the Union?

Arkansas, Tennessee, Louisiana

This plan required 10% of all the state’s voters to pledge loyalty to the Union and Emancipation before it could be readmitted.

Lincoln’s 10% plan

This plan required 10% of the State’s voters to pledge loyalty but also required all former confederates and wealthy land owners to request a presidential pardon

Johnson’s Plan

President Johnson was impeached for what?

Firing of Edwin Stanton in violation of the Tenure of Office Act.

Bureaus established to assist freed slaves in starting a new life and getting an education

Freedman Bureaus

This plan required the majority of the states voters to pledge loyalty to the Union in order to be readmitted.

Wade-Davis Bill

What caused congress to take a more Active role in Reconstruction?

Concern about black codes and the return of former confederates to power

Laws passes by southern leaders that were intended to keep freed slaves dependant and offer cheap labor to plantation owners?

Black Codes

Constitutional Amendment that banned slavery

13 th Amendment

Cited as the causes for the decline in support for Reconstruction

Military needed to control violence in the South The Deaths of Thaddeus Stevens and Charles Sumner Economic Depression of 1873

The Congressional Elections of 1866 led to what Result?

Radical Republicans gained enough seats in congress to override Presidential Vetoes

Fearing the president would veto the Civil Rights act of 1866 Congress passed what?

14 th Amendment

What is said to have brought an end to Reconstruction

Compromise of 1876

Which two bills did congress attempt to pass in an attempt to work with Johnson (They were both Vetoed)

Civil Rights Act of 1866 / Freedman Bureau Support Bill

The Tenure of Office act was passed by congress to ?

Prevent Andrew Johnson from interfering with Reconstruction plans by firing Edwin Stanton

Southerners who supported Reconstruction, supported former slaves, and took part in Southern Governments were known as?

Scalawags

Two types of Farming that emerged to replace slavery

Sharecropping / Tenant Farming

The 15 th Amendment did what?

Assured African American males the right to Vote?

Southern Organization designed to harass freed slaves and the whites that supported them

Ku Klux Klan

Northerners who came south to take advantage of the economic Rebirth of the South

Carpetbaggers