1. Reconstruction

2. Legislation
Radical Republicans
Impeachment
People
Segregation
Hodge Podge

3. $200 $400 $600 $800 $1,000 Legis-lation People Hodge Podge
Segre-gation
Radical Reps
Impeach the President
$200
$400
$600
$800
$1,000

4. This Constitutional Amendment officially ended slavery.
Legislation (200)
This Constitutional Amendment officially ended slavery.
13th

5. Congress created this agency to assist former slaves.
Legislation (400)
Congress created this agency to assist former slaves.
Freedmen’s Bureau

6. Legislation (600)
These southern laws restricted the freedom of African Americans.
Black codes

7. Legislation (800)
This amendment guarantees equal protection under the law.
14th

8. Legislation (1000)
This law divided the South into five districts controlled by the U.S. Army.
Military Reconstruction Act

9. People (200)
His reconstruction plan required 10% of a state’s population to take a loyalty oath.
Abraham Lincoln

10. People (400) This Civil War hero later became president of the U.S.
Ulysses S. Grant

11. People (600)
U.S. general whose entire command was wiped out at the Battle of Little Bighorn.
George Custer

12. People (800) He became president under the Compromise of 1877.
Rutherford B. Hayes

13. People (1000)
Democratic candidate who gave up his claim to the White House under the Compromise of 1877.
Samuel Tilden

14. Members of this political party wanted to impeach the President.
Impeachment (200)
Members of this political party wanted to impeach the President.
Republican

15. His dismissal as Secretary of War led to Johnson’s impeachment trial.
Edwin Stanton

16. The number of votes by which impeachment failed in the Senate.
One

17. Impeachment (800) Daily Double
Johnson’s impeachment began because he violated this law.
Tenure of Office Act

18. Impeachment (400)
The first president ever to have the impeachment process started against him.
Andrew Johnson

19. These northerners moved south to make money after the Civil War.
Hodge Podge (200)
These northerners moved south to make money after the Civil War.
Carpetbaggers

20. Hodge Podge (400)
Southern Republicans were often called by this less than friendly name.
scalawag

21. Hodge Podge (600)
The system of working on another person’s land and paying rent with the harvest.
Sharecropping

22. Hodge Podge (800)
The two companies responsible for building the transcontinental railroad.
Central Pacific and Union Pacific

23. Hodge Podge (1000)
Lincoln vetoed this law before he died because it treated the South too harshly.
Wade-Davis Bill

24. Segregation (200)
A series of laws that separated people by race in public places.
Jim Crow laws

25. Segregation (400)
This hate group used violence and intimidation to limit the rights of African Americans.
Ku Klux Klan

26. Name two ways Southern states prevented blacks from voting.
Segregation (600)
Name two ways Southern states prevented blacks from voting.
Poll tax, literacy test, grandfather clause

27. Segregation (800)
This amendment guaranteed the right to vote to African American men.
15th

28. Segregation (1000)
The decision in this Supreme Court case made “separate but equal” legal in the United States.
Plessy v. Ferguson

29. Radical Republicans (200)
Senate leader who was once beaten with a cane in the Capitol.
Charles Sumner

30. Radical Republicans (400)
Republican president whose administration was plagued by corruption.
Ulysses S Grant

31. Radical Republicans (600)
The two main goals of the Radical Republicans after the Civil War.
Break the power of the planter class and the right to vote for African Americans

32. Radical Republicans (800)
He was the Republican leader in the House of Representatives.
Thadeus Stevens

33. Radical Republicans (1000)
He became the first African-American to serve in the Senate.
Hiram Revels