Across
- 1. Factories that turned cotton into cloth; became more popular in the South after Civil War.
- 5. Promise people in the South had to make to support the U.S government
- 6. Law that prevented people whose grandfathers couldn’t vote from voting.
- 9. Secret group that used threats and violence to stop African Americans from voting.
- 11. New system where all children could go to school, not just the rich.
- 12. Sections of the South controlled by the U.S. Army during Reconstruction.
- 13. President who wanted to bring the country back together quickly after the Civil War.
- 16. Organization that helped former slaves with food, jobs, and education.
- 20. Laws that created segregation and took away African American rights after Reconstruction.
- 21. Growth of factories and machines in the South after the Civil War.
- 22. Keeping people of different races apart in schools, jobs, and other places.
- 24. President after Lincoln who added new rules for rich Confederates to rejoin the U.S.
- 25. When children worked long hours, often in dangerous factories.
- 27. Unfair laws used in the South to control African Americans after the war.
- 28. Law that gave African American men the right to vote.
- 29. Law that made former slaves citizens and gave them equal rights.
- 30. When Southern states broke away from the United States before the Civil War.
- 31. Official forgiveness given to former Confederates so they could rejoin the U.S.
Down
- 2. When a president is charged with breaking the law; happened to President Johnson.
- 3. Law that ended slavery in the United States.
- 4. African Americans who served in government during Reconstruction.
- 7. A reading test some people had to pass to vote, used to block African Americans.
- 8. The South’s most important crop, even after the Civil War.
- 10. Farming system where poor people were given land and tools and gave part of their crops as payment.
- 14. Type of Reconstruction led by Congress to protect African American rights and punish the South.
- 15. Farming system where people rented land but normally brought their own tools.
- 17. Tracks that moved people and goods across the South, often unsafe after the war.
- 18. Taking away someone’s right to vote.
- 19. Money people had to pay to vote, often used to stop African Americans from voting.
- 23. Group in Congress who wanted strong rules to help African Americans.
- 26. Deal that ended Reconstruction and removed Union soldiers from the South.
