| A | B |
|---|
| Carpetbaggers | carried their possessions in bags |
| Scalawags | white, Southern Republicans |
| Sharecropping | Sharing the crop |
| 13th Amendment | slavery was made illegal |
| Why was President Johnson impeached | Did not support most Reconstruction Acts |
| Who were the Redeemers | Brought their party back to power |
| What was successful in the New South | textile production |
| When did reconstruction end | 1877 |
| What were Jim Crow laws | laws that enforced segregation |
| Who were the Radical Republicans | Federal Government to be involved in Reconstruction |
| Purpose of Freedmen's Bureau | provide relief for freed people |
| Why did Republicans propose 14th Amendment | afraid the Civil Rights might be overturned |
| Who was NOT included in the 14th Amendment | gave African Americans same legal rights as white Americans |
| What was Black Code | laws that greatly limited the freedom of African Americans |
| Black Code | required African American to sign work contract |
| What was the KKK | secret white society opposed to civil rights |
| When was KKK created | 1866 |
| What was the purpose of KKK | to oppose Civil Rights - especiall suffrage for African Americans |
| What was the Ten Percent Plan | 10% Southerns had to swear loyality to the US |
| Ten Percent Plan | 10% Southerns had to agree that slavery was illegal |
| What was the purpose of Reconstruction | re-admit the former Confederate States to the Union |
| Why did Republicans disapprove of southern representatives | feared they may remain local to the Confederacy and would not enforce the new law. |
| What was the decision in Plessey vs Ferguson | Supreme Court decision in 1896 separate but to give equal facilities |
| What industry was most successful in the New South | textile production |
| When did reconstruction end | 1877 |
| What was the decision in Plessys vs Ferguson | Supreme court decision - 1896. Separate, but equal facilities |
| Who were Radical Republicans | They wanted the federal government to be involved in the Reconstruction |
| What was the Compromise of 1877 | Democrats accepted Haye's victory as President |
