Reconstruction Vocabulary and Review

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Across
  1. 1. This African American leader founded the Tuskegee Institute and thought African Americans should focus on educating themselves rather than fight segregation. (whole name)
  2. 3. This Reconstruction African American leader started the NAACP and thought African Americans should fight for their rights.(first and last name)
  3. 9. The time period after the Civil War, led to rebuilding the South
  4. 10. A northerner who moved to the South to profit.
  5. 11. Another name for Jim Crow Laws.
  6. 13. The man that killed Abraham Lincoln. (whole name)
  7. 16. to be found guilty of a crime.
  8. 19. This amendment made anyone born in the US a citizen.
  9. 20. to separate based on race.
  10. 23. Homer __________ sued the Louisiana Train Car Company in a court case that went all the way to the US Supreme Court.
  11. 24. This amendment gave all male citizens the right to vote.
  12. 25. Winner of the 1876 Presidential Election (whole name).
Down
  1. 2. a domestic terrorist group that used violence and intimidation against any person of color or anyone who tried to help them. (whole word)
  2. 4. a white Southerner who supported the North ("a Traitor")
  3. 5. Who decided the Presidential Election of 1876?
  4. 6. sooutherners who wanted to REDEEM the south and preserve its way of life.
  5. 7. the _______________ of 1877 officially ended Reconstruction and the 1876 Presidential Election.
  6. 8. LAWS of segregation.
  7. 12. to end.
  8. 14. a type of farming in which the worker gives a part of their crop as rent (also known as tenant farming).
  9. 15. First president to be impeached. (first and last name)
  10. 17. This amendment ended slavery and indentured servitude (the number as a word)
  11. 18. The percentage of people who had to take the loyalty oath under Lincoln's Plan. (number as a word).
  12. 21. to change(a document.
  13. 22. a government agency that helped former slaves and poor white in the south find education, land, and jobs.