Chapter 19 Review

3. Laws that enforced segregation.
6. Texas and other southern leaders who tried to restore the South to its prewar days.
7. The constitutional amendment which gave suffrage to African American men.
10. To bring charges of wrongdoing against a public official.
12. The process of reuniting the nation and rebuilding the southern states.
15. Texans who supported the Republican Party.
17. Former slaves.
18. Certificates that represent money the government has borrowed.
19. Believed that the U.S. Congress needed to take a greater role in Reconstruction.
20. Laws that denied African Americans’ civil rights.
23. Northerners who came to Texas after the war.
24. The constitutional amendment which abolished slavery.

1. This organization urged African Americans to support the Republican Party.
2. Farmers who lacked land and necessary supplies and promised a larger part of the crop in return for these items.
4. The constitutional amendment which guaranteed citizenship and equal rights to African Americans.
5. People who rent land to grow crops.
8. June 19th: The day Union General Gordon Granger landed at Galveston in 1865 and issued a proclamation freeing Texas slaves.
9. A series of laws that signaled the beginning of Congressional reconstruction.
11. A secret society that threatened and murdered African Americans to keep them from expressing their political views.
13. An African American delegate of the Constitutional Convention of 1868-69 and leader of the Urban League.
14. An organization created by congress which provided help and legal aid to freedpeople.
16. Voting rights.
21. The individual rights guaranteed to people by the U.S. Constitution.
22. The forced separation of people of different races.