Reconstruction Study Guide
Across
- 6. Name for the group in Congress who wanted strict measures imposed on former Confederate states
- 8. Redeemer governments introduced this separation of whites and African Americans in public places.
- 11. Johnson angered Radical Republicans when he granted thousands of these to wealthy southerners and former Confederate officials
- 12. Redeemers established this tax to deny the vote to African Americans
- 15. This Vice-President became President when Lincoln was assassinated in 1865.
- 16. Term for Democrats who worked to get rid of Reconstruction reforms after 1877
- 18. In 1870 this amendment gave African American men the right to vote
- 21. President Johnson survived removal from office by this many votes in the Senate.
- 23. This agency was established by Congress in 1865 to provide relief for former slaves
- 25. Congress proposed this much stricter plan than the one proposed by Lincoln
- 27. Sixteen African Americans were elected to this lawmaking body during Reconstruction
- 28. This 1865 amendment to the constitution made slavery illegal.
Down
- 1. Congress voted to do this to the President when he removed a cabinet official without the consent of the Senate
- 2. This is what southerners called northerners who came to the south after the Civil War.
- 3. This is what southerners called white southern Republicans after the Civil War
- 4. This secret society was formed in 1866 to oppose civil rights for African Americans
- 5. These laws in the south after Reconstruction enforced segregation.
- 7. Radical Republicans were outraged that Johnson’s plan for reconstruction was resulting in the denial of these for African Americans
- 9. The newly formed governments of the southern states began to pass these laws that denied civil rights to former slaves
- 10. Lasting from 1865 to 1877, this was the process of readmitting the former Confederate states to the Union
- 11. This 1896 Supreme Court decision ruled that segregation was constitutional
- 13. The Fourteenth Amendment granted this to all people born in the United States
- 14. This 1868 amendment outlawed states violating the civil rights of American citizens.
- 17. In 1867 the Congress passed Reconstruction Acts that put southern states under this kind of control
- 19. The election of this man in 1876 led to the removal of all federal troops from the south
- 20. Johnson set up a program for each southern state to establish these
- 22. President Johnson opposed laws that gave this kind of treatment to African Americans
- 24. President Lincoln proposed this plan that offered amnesty to southerners
- 26. This Republican and former Civil War general became president in 1869