1. Reconstruction Collapses Chapter 10 Section 3
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2. 12 O’clock: The Grant Administration & The Republicans Split
What did Grant believe was the President’s role?
Why did Democrats charge that using sin taxes to pay off bonds favored the rich?
What group of Republicans were concerned that men were in office to make money and sell influence?
Who ran against Grant in 1872 election?
What hurt Grant’s reputation in his second term?

3. 3 O’clock: The Panic of 1873, Reconstruction Ends, & Redeeming the South
Why did Jay Cooke and Company file for bankruptcy?
What did the bankruptcy cause in the nation?
What happened in the midterm elections of 1874?
Why were Northerners losing interest in Reconstruction?
How did Southern Democrats want to redeem the South?
How were many African Americans able to vote in SC, LA, and FL?

4. 6 O’clock: The Compromise of 1877
Explain the Compromise of 1877.
Who won the presidency as a result of the Compromise of 1877?
What happened to officially end Reconstruction?

5. 9 O’clock: A “New South” Arises
What did the South need to develop?
What type of economy did the South have?
Define tenant farmer.
Define sharecroppers.
Define crop liens.
How did sharecropping keep African Americans tied to the land?