Reconstruction

2. The President who took over after Lincoln and allowed Southern states to pass "Black Codes."
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11. The faction of Republicans who wanted to transform Southern society and punish former Confederates.
13. The 1896 Supreme Court case ________ v. Ferguson which established "separate but equal."
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19. An economic system that replaced slavery but often left freedmen in a cycle of debt.
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23. The amendment guaranteeing that the right to vote cannot be denied based on race.
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1. a title (e.g., "The Reconstruction Era").
4. Under the Reconstruction Acts of 1867, the South was divided into five ________ districts.
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8. The first Reconstruction amendment, which legally ended slavery in America.
9. Northerners who moved South during Reconstruction for political or economic gain.
10. Lincoln’s lenient plan that required only a small portion of a state's voters to pledge loyalty.
11. White Democrats who "rescued" the South from Republican rule at the end of the era.
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14. The amendment that granted "equal protection under the law" and citizenship to all born in the U.S.
17. The 1864 bill that required a majority (50%+) of white male citizens to take a loyalty oath.
18. The ________ of 1877 resulted in the removal of federal troops, effectively ending Reconstruction.