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Freedman's Bureau
protect the rights of former slaves and asssisst with their education jobs and landowning
sharecropping
growing crops and selling it for trade
crop-lien system
merchants extended credit to tenants based on future crops,but have high interest rates and the uncertainties of farming led to debt.
black codes
restrict the rights of former slaves
civil rights bill of 1866
guaranteed rights of citizenships to former slaves
14th amendments
equal rights
reconstruction act
established temporary military governments in ten confedrrate states. ratifying the 14th amendment and permit freedman to vote
"waving the bloody shirt"
Republicans identified their opponents with secession and treason
15th amendment
rights to vote
woman sufferage
equal rights extended to women and African Americans
carpetbaggers and scalawags
called the northerners and southerners this after the war.
KKK
terrorist group who kill African Americans
Enforement act
Outlawing terrorist societies and use the army against them.
colfax massacre
armed whites assaulted the town with a small cannon. hundreds of slaves were murdered, including 50 from the black militia.
Mississippi, 1871
civil rights act of 1875
protecting peoples rights
slaughterhouse cases
butchers excluded from a state sponsored monopoly in Louisiana went to court, their rights were violated.
Redeemers
conservative white democrats who reclaimed control of the south following the end of the reconstruction.
Bargain of 1877
pulled federal troops out of state politics in the South, and ended the Reconstruction Era.