Vocabulary

1. Freed African Americans who joined the army after the Civil War.
3. Legal, social, and economic rights that guarantee freedom and equality for all citizens.
4. Former Confederate whites who supported Republican Reconstruction.
5. African American who fled to Kansas in 1880s.
8. An office that provides specific information.
11. Laws that said that you could only vote if your father and grandfather had voted.
13. Period when the South was reintegrated after war.
14. Northerners with luggage made of carpet, who came south after the Civil War.

2. Opened to all or admitted equally.
6. A policy of separating groups of people from one another, often on the basis of race.
7. A free or tax people once had to pay in order to vote.
8. Laws passed in Southern states right after the Civil War designed to control freed African Americans.
9. Farming system in which land is rented for a portion of crops.
10. Act of holding onto something as in a job.
12. To kill a person, often by hanging, without a trial.