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reconstruction

rebuilding the former confederate states and reuniting the nation

amnesty

granting a full pardon to former confederate leaders

13th amendment

amendment to the constitution which abolished slavery in 1865

black codes

law codes which limited the freedom of former slaves

freedmans bureau

government agency created in 1865 to aid the millions of southerners left homeless and hungry by war

civil rights act of 1866

the first civil rights law in the nations history which declared that everyone born in the u.s was a citizen with full equal rights

14th amendment

amendment to the constitution passed in 1866 which required states to grant citizenship to all people born or naturalized in the u.s and denied states the right to deprive anyone of life liberty or property

race riots

public disturbances in which white mobs attacked blacks burned black schools homes and churches

reconstruction acts

acts passed in 1867 which divided the former confederate states into five military districts and stationed troops in each district to enforce law and order

tenure of office act

act passed in 1867 which required the senate to approve of a replacement before the president could remove an appointed official from office

15th amendment

amendment to the constitution which stated that the right of citizens of the u.s. to vote shall not be denied on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude

ku klux klan

a secret terrorist organization formed to prevent blacks from voting

enforcement acts

laws passed in 1871 which empowered the federal government to combat terrorism with military force and prosecute guilty individuals

Panic of 1873

a particularly severe economic depression which hit the nation in 1873