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who was the president that replaced abe lincoln when he assass |
Andrew Johnson |
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what is juneteenth |
the celebration of when slaves becamed freed in texas espacially in galveston |
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what was the freedmen's bureau? |
-helped freed slaves -helped poor white people too -provided food shelter jobs clothing for freed people |
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northern person that went to the south to work for reconstruction |
carpetbaggers |
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1st african american that graduated from west point |
L. Henry Flipper |
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reconstruction plan that was quick and easy |
presidential plan- the one abe wanted |
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Buffalo hunt |
an event that let Anglo Americans make money off of their hides and tongue |
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the amendment that abolished slavery |
the 13th amendment |
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the person that assissanted abrham lincoln |
john wilkes booth |
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the fee that people had to pay before votin |
poll taxes |
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the famous kiowa cheif that spoke at the treaty of medicine lodge "the land belongs to the people" |
Satanta |
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the party that wanted to use the congressional reconstruction plan and to be harder on the south |
Radical Republicans |
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a group that helped freed slaves |
the Freedmen's bureau |
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laws that segregated whites and blacks in public places |
Jim Crow Laws |
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The day that slaves found out they were freed (in Texas) |
juneteenth |
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what is a former slave |
a freedmen |
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what is a test aa's had to take before voting |
literacy test |
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to cancel |
nullify |
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what was reconstruction? |
a period of time where the south was trying to rejoin the north to become the U.S. |
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the reconstruction plan that was more harsh on the south |
congressional |
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which reconstruction plan did the north end up picking due to lincoln's assass |
congressional |
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a group of people that hated blacks and decided to be brutally violent |
kkk |
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what did general w. tecumseh sherman do? |
he was sent to texas to see about the indian raids and decided the peaceful tryings were unsuccessful and decided that to force them onto reservations was the only solution |
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what did general philip sheridan do? |
a guy that was a us commander of the military department of the southwest that favored killing all of the buffalo as a mean of ruining the plains way of life (the native americans) |
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who were the buffalo soldiers? |
the name given to african americans stationed in west texas as a sign of respect by native americans |
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who was L. Henry O. Flipper? |
he was the first aa to graduate from west point and member f the tenth calvary in west txas |
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who was satanta? |
the most famous kiowa cheif that spoke at medicine lodge creek and said that the land belonged to the people |
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who was Quannah Parker? |
a comanche chief that was the son of an anglo american woman he also led many indian raids including the attAck on Adobe Walls |
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who was cynthia ann parker |
an anglo american woman that was captured as a child by the comanche and was raised as one of their own she eventually married a young chief and had quannah |
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what did the 14 amendment do? |
the 14th amendment gave citizenship to all people born in the us and guaranteed that everyone would be treated equally in the court of lAW |
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what did the 15 amendment do? |
let all males vote |
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what did he jim crow laws do? |
they segregated all blacks and whites |
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what were the differences between the presidential and congressional plans? which one did they go with and why? |
presidential was quick and easy and more kind on the south and then the congressional plan was more harsh and not easy. they picked the congressional because lincoln got ssass and he wanted to presidantial but then everyone was like well poop what do we do now and they decided tp be mean butts to the south and go with the congrassional bc lincoln was killed by john wilks booth |
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what is an amendment? |
an amendment is basically a law?
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what were black codes? |
laws limiting the rights of african americans |