1. January 16, 2015 Test Locations: Wed, Jan 21 – 8:30 8 th Period – Room 111 I AM COLLECTING THE REVIEW SHEETS AFTER THE MIDTERM – THAT MONDAY Reminder: Bring 2 pencils with erasers and 2 pens – blue or black What to Study: Past exams, Chapter review sheets, Midterm review sheet, NOTES 1

2. – Multiple Choice – Cross off what you know isn’t right – Documents: (Based On..) Can only pick the answer if it’s IN the document, map, reading, etc 2

3. DBQ Essay – Intro: Reword of Historical Background – Have a Hook (something interesting about the time period or topic) – Include who, what, when, where. – Thesis: The very last sentence(s) of introduction. – Body – Do a quick outline on how you want to set up the essay(decide on how many paragraphs make sense) – Bullet point all the facts you know about that topic for your paragraph – Match up documents that PROVE the point by paragraph 3

4. – Topic sentences for body paragraph should match the thesis (the question you are answering) – LOTS of facts, Do Now Words, vocabulary with definitions, people, etc – Explain and analyze how your facts answer the question 4

5. January 15, 2015 Do Now: Take out Reconstruction Packet HW: Complete up to John Marshall in blue review packet. If possible, do more so that you can ask any questions tomorrow. 5

6. Dred Scott Decision - FACTS: * Scott sued for his freedom. He claimed that he should be a free man since he lived in a free territory (WI) for four years. Dred Scott

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8. What is Reconstruction? Putting the nation back together – Lincoln #1 goal - preserve the Union! – Federal Government has authority over states 8

9. What Lincoln had wanted for the South Treat them with a “Velvet Glove” 10 Percent Plan – Leniency -If 10% of a state’s voters took a loyalty oath to the Union, state could set up a new govt -Abolish slavery and set up schools for African Am, get representation in Congress 9

10. What Radical Republicans wanted for the South Radical Republicans-claimed South had committed crimes by enslaving ppl and starting the war Want to be harsh on the South Take land from Confederates’ and give farms to freedmen along with right to vote for African Am 10

11. Presidential Reconstruction Lincoln’s Plan 10% of voters swear oath of loyalty States must draft new constitutions that abolish slavery Restore political status of the southern states as quickly as possible Johnson’s Plan 50% of voters must swear oath of loyalty States must draft new constitutions that abolish slavery. Restore political status of the southern states as quickly as possible

12. Radical Reconstruction (Wade-Davis Bill and Reconstruction Acts of 1867- 1868) South divided into 5 military districts New state constitutions had to include a provision to allow African-American males to vote Prohibited any former Confederate officials from holding office President Johnson impeached for violating the Tenure of Office Act- found not guilty by one vote…Congress now controls the federal govenrment

13. Amendments Passed 13 th Amendment: – Slavery is abolished o Freedmen – free slaves 14 th Amendment: – Grants citizenship to all persons born in the U.S. 15 th Amendment: – Black Americans in all states could vote 13

14. Lives of Freedmen Freedmen’s Bureau – Provided food, clothing, schools, medical care to ex-slaves Black Codes – Southern states limit rights to freedmen o Blacks can’t own guns, serve on juries, curfews 14

15. Lives of Freedmen Segregation – Separating people of different races o Jim Crow Laws: Separate schools, churches, restaurants, trains, etc. o Plessy vs. Ferguson (1896)  Supreme Court allows segregation as long as separate facilities were equal (rare) 15

16. Is separate, equal? 16

17. Lives of Freedmen Property requirement to vote no longer needed thanks to A.Jackson, the common man, instead…. Poll Tax – Required Voters to pay fee to vote – Problem as ex-slaves had no money! 17

18. Lives of Freedmen Literacy Tests – Had to read and explain the Constitution Grandfather Clause – You could vote if your father or grandfather had voted in 1867 18

19. Lives of Freedmen Sharecropping – Even land owners had no money to pay workers so they offered a place to live, seeds, and tools in return for a “share” of the crop Southern blacks worked the land, had to pay the owner with crops for supplies Sharecropper perpetually in debt 19

20. Impacts of Reconstruction Republicans dominate the government Solid South emerges (Democrat bloc) Civil rights are given, but not guaranteed Federal government is SUPREME over states Racial tensions surge as the nation SLOWLY rebuilds Corruption of the Grant administration filters throughout government Ku Klux Klan reign of terror begins

21. Results of Reconstruction for Freedmen Have some rights but limited 21

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