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presidential recon

1865-67 led my Andrew Johnson


10% plan- loyalty oath


freedmans beauru


civil rights act of 1866- black and whites are equal


triggered black codes

military recon

thadeus stephens and ulyses grant 1867-77 led by radicial repub


restarted recon


military to south


5 districts- iron clad oath: only get back into union if you were loyal to union


pass 13th, 14th, and 15th amendment


fair elections

13th amend

63 abolished slavery- apart of emancipation

14th amend

citizenship to all africans born in states own property, go to court





15th amend

black males could vote

moderate repub

keep union together



ways black rights limited during military

poll tax- pay to vote


literacy test- hard bc dumb


grandfather- if grandpa voted, you could vote

jim crow laws

restated plessy vs ferg- seperate but equal

plessy vs ferguson

blacks and whites, even seperate, are equal

brown vs board

1954 seperate equal taken away


end of segregation

civil rights movement

1866-johnson, 1964-kennedy

missouri compromise

1820- missouri admitted as slave maine as free to keep balance


any state southern of missouri slave

compromise of 1850

cali as free- upset balance. free state, southwest seperate into new mex and utah- open to slavery


fugitive slave law- escaped slaves return to owners

uncle toms cabin

a book which revealed horrors of slavery

kansas- nebraska act

1854- creation of kansas and nebraska- decide whehter they want slavery with pop solverity

dred scott decision

1846-47 freedom to sue in court and free in free territory

election of 1860

abraham won- southerns believed he would abolish slavery- lead to their secessiion

compromise of 1877

pulled troops out of south, ended recon