RECONSTRUCTION
Across
- 8. name given to laws requiring segregation that were passed by southern states
- 10. U.S. government agency that established schools in the South and provided food, clothing, and medical services to poor Blacks and Whites
- 12. process established in the Constitution to remove a president from office
- 14. a type of farming in which families rent small plots of land from a landowner in exchange for a portion of the crop
- 16. laws passed by southern states to limit the freedom of freed men and women
- 19. vice president who became president after Lincoln's death
- 21. three-word phrase that helps remember the purpose of the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments
- 22. Union general elected president in 1868
- 23. allowed southern whitesto vote without passing a literacy test
- 24. secret society of whites that used threats and violence to frighten southern blacks from voting
- 25. President Johnson was impeached for attempting to fire this member of the cabinet
Down
- 1. the amendment that abolished slavery in the United States
- 2. place Lincoln was shot
- 3. the amendment that extended the right to vote to African-American men
- 4. a tax that had to be paid in order for a person to be able to vote
- 5. name given to northern whites who supported Reconstruction and who moved to the south after the Civil War
- 6. Lincoln's assassin
- 7. the amendment that declared that, regardless of race, all persons born in the U.S. are U.S. citizens
- 9. Supreme Court decision that allowed segregation by establishing the "separate but equal" doctrine
- 11. separating people on the basis of their race
- 13. name applied to Republicans in Congress who wanted to force greater changes on the South
- 14. name given southern whites who cooperated with Republican Reconstruction
- 15. white southern democrats who regained control of southern state governments after Reconstruction
- 17. name given to Lincoln's plan to allow southern states to form a new government once 10% of the state's voters took an oath to be loyal to the United States
- 18. requirements that voters first prove that they were able to read
- 20. became president after agreeing to withdraw all federal troops from the south