CHAPTER 16 PRACTICE TEST SHORT ANSWER: What actions of
... He wanted to exclude the planters from political leadership in the South but then undermined his intention by granting so many pardons to this group. He cared deeply about obtaining just treatment for the freedmen. He was a lifelong Democrat with no interest in building the strength of the Republica ...
... He wanted to exclude the planters from political leadership in the South but then undermined his intention by granting so many pardons to this group. He cared deeply about obtaining just treatment for the freedmen. He was a lifelong Democrat with no interest in building the strength of the Republica ...
Chapter 22: “The Ordeal of Reconstruction”
... Senate to remove his appointees if they have been approved by the Senate They did this to keep Edwin M. Stanton, who was a Republican spy, in office Johnson released Stanton of duty in 1868 Republicans impeached him after he let him go ...
... Senate to remove his appointees if they have been approved by the Senate They did this to keep Edwin M. Stanton, who was a Republican spy, in office Johnson released Stanton of duty in 1868 Republicans impeached him after he let him go ...
Reconstruction (1865
... Restart Reconstruction in the 10 Southern states that refused to ratify the 14th Amendment. ...
... Restart Reconstruction in the 10 Southern states that refused to ratify the 14th Amendment. ...
Reconstruction
... High-ranking Confederate officials and wealthy people had to apply for a presidential pardon. Before a state could come back into the union they had to make a new state constitution. Then the states had to ratify, or pass, the 13th Amendment. This is known as Presidential Reconstruction ...
... High-ranking Confederate officials and wealthy people had to apply for a presidential pardon. Before a state could come back into the union they had to make a new state constitution. Then the states had to ratify, or pass, the 13th Amendment. This is known as Presidential Reconstruction ...
Reconstruction PPT - East Penn School District
... When 10% of voters took the oath, the state could organize a new state government. The Radical Republicans opposed Lincoln’s plan ...
... When 10% of voters took the oath, the state could organize a new state government. The Radical Republicans opposed Lincoln’s plan ...
Reconstruction and The New South 1865-1900
... 10. What was the Ku Klux Klan White Supremacist Groups ...
... 10. What was the Ku Klux Klan White Supremacist Groups ...
4.4 Reconstruction and Its Effects
... a few acres of land to their farm workers and the croppers keep only a small portion of their crops • Tenant farming also rented land from landowners for cash ...
... a few acres of land to their farm workers and the croppers keep only a small portion of their crops • Tenant farming also rented land from landowners for cash ...
Reconstruction Reconstruction Battle Begins Reconstruction
... Churches served as the center of many African American communities Many were working to gain an education ...
... Churches served as the center of many African American communities Many were working to gain an education ...
America`s History Seventh Edition
... I. The Struggle for National Reconstruction C. Radical Reconstruction 1. The Impeachment of Andrew Johnson -Aug 1867 Johnson suspends Secretary of War Edwin Stanton, a Radical, and replaces with Ulysses Grant. Grant criticizes Johnson and resigns to Stanton could resume his position. Crisis within ...
... I. The Struggle for National Reconstruction C. Radical Reconstruction 1. The Impeachment of Andrew Johnson -Aug 1867 Johnson suspends Secretary of War Edwin Stanton, a Radical, and replaces with Ulysses Grant. Grant criticizes Johnson and resigns to Stanton could resume his position. Crisis within ...
Chapter 23 Notes - Greenburgh Central Schools
... person. The south gained 12 electoral and congressional votes Johnson’s battle with Congress 1. Johnson vetoed renewal of Freedmen’s Bureau, but Republicans who control the Congress over-ride the veto 2. Congress passed Civil Rights Bill by overriding Johnson’s veto granting blacks full citizenship ...
... person. The south gained 12 electoral and congressional votes Johnson’s battle with Congress 1. Johnson vetoed renewal of Freedmen’s Bureau, but Republicans who control the Congress over-ride the veto 2. Congress passed Civil Rights Bill by overriding Johnson’s veto granting blacks full citizenship ...
reconstruction Reconstruction – rebuilding after the war, bringing the
... Allowed officers to be pardoned and take ________________ Accept 13th Amendment, but not the right to ___________ Accepted by ____________... many states rejoin the Union ...
... Allowed officers to be pardoned and take ________________ Accept 13th Amendment, but not the right to ___________ Accepted by ____________... many states rejoin the Union ...
File - MR. PIGNATARO`S SOCIAL STUDIES CLASS
... rights: LITERACY TEST- must read Constitution to be able to vote. POLL TAX- must pay a fee to be able to vote GRANDFATHER CLAUSE- if g-pa voted before civil war, then you could vote. (no blacks voted then!) • SEGREGATION- separation of races in public places also known as JIM CROW LAWS ...
... rights: LITERACY TEST- must read Constitution to be able to vote. POLL TAX- must pay a fee to be able to vote GRANDFATHER CLAUSE- if g-pa voted before civil war, then you could vote. (no blacks voted then!) • SEGREGATION- separation of races in public places also known as JIM CROW LAWS ...
Reconstruction - Gonzaga College High School
... Northern congressman upset at having to deal with former enemies in office Blacks now counted as whole people therefore giving them more representation-12 more votes in Congress Southerners & Johnson vetoed extending Freedmen’s bureau but Republicans won Johnson vetoed it but Congress passed civil r ...
... Northern congressman upset at having to deal with former enemies in office Blacks now counted as whole people therefore giving them more representation-12 more votes in Congress Southerners & Johnson vetoed extending Freedmen’s bureau but Republicans won Johnson vetoed it but Congress passed civil r ...
Reconstruction the Union
... African Americans finally elected to higher office at state and national level Hiram Revels and Blanch Bruce – Representatives in ...
... African Americans finally elected to higher office at state and national level Hiram Revels and Blanch Bruce – Representatives in ...
File
... 5. Radical Republicans were unhappy with Andrew Johnson about the Black Codes that he allowed to be passed. ...
... 5. Radical Republicans were unhappy with Andrew Johnson about the Black Codes that he allowed to be passed. ...
Slide 1
... to the South after the Civil War. The name referred to the type of suitcase they carried. They were mainly Union Army officials or Freedmen’s Bureau officials. ...
... to the South after the Civil War. The name referred to the type of suitcase they carried. They were mainly Union Army officials or Freedmen’s Bureau officials. ...
Unit #2: U
... 41. ______________Southern whites who had opposed the Confederacy. 42. ____________former slaves. 43. ____________The freedmen worked on plantations for a share of the crop. 44. _____________Tests introduced as a requirement for voting. 45. _____________Fees for voting. 46. ______________This clause ...
... 41. ______________Southern whites who had opposed the Confederacy. 42. ____________former slaves. 43. ____________The freedmen worked on plantations for a share of the crop. 44. _____________Tests introduced as a requirement for voting. 45. _____________Fees for voting. 46. ______________This clause ...
the ordeal of reconstruction
... E. Presidential Reconstruction • Factions emerged among Republicans in Congress: * Moderates- majority, supported Lincoln’s plan for quick and easy readmission * RADICAL REPUBLICANS- minority, believed the South must atone for its sins; wanted to uproot the aristocratic social structure, punish pla ...
... E. Presidential Reconstruction • Factions emerged among Republicans in Congress: * Moderates- majority, supported Lincoln’s plan for quick and easy readmission * RADICAL REPUBLICANS- minority, believed the South must atone for its sins; wanted to uproot the aristocratic social structure, punish pla ...
Reconstruction
... • Organized by Lincoln • Built schools, reunited families, provided food and clothing for former slaves • FBI= Freedman’s Bureau of Independence ...
... • Organized by Lincoln • Built schools, reunited families, provided food and clothing for former slaves • FBI= Freedman’s Bureau of Independence ...
Reconstruction
... the Civil War in hopes of making a profit. The got their name because they didn’t come down south with much- only a satchel (or “carpetbag”) of possessions. They were not well liked because Southerners thought they were taking advantage of their situation. ...
... the Civil War in hopes of making a profit. The got their name because they didn’t come down south with much- only a satchel (or “carpetbag”) of possessions. They were not well liked because Southerners thought they were taking advantage of their situation. ...
reconstruction - LarsonAmericanHistory
... • Confederate Congresses wrote into their new state constitutions provisions that did not allow freedmen to vote. • Many former Confederate leaders now assumed roles in leading their respective states. ...
... • Confederate Congresses wrote into their new state constitutions provisions that did not allow freedmen to vote. • Many former Confederate leaders now assumed roles in leading their respective states. ...
Reconstruction - Springfield Public Schools
... ◦ Could not hold meetings unless whites were present ◦ Could not own guns ◦ Could not attend schools with whites ◦ Long term labor contracts ◦ Allowed judges to decide if black parents could support their children – used this as leverage to get blacks to work in certain jobs ◦ Could not rent or own ...
... ◦ Could not hold meetings unless whites were present ◦ Could not own guns ◦ Could not attend schools with whites ◦ Long term labor contracts ◦ Allowed judges to decide if black parents could support their children – used this as leverage to get blacks to work in certain jobs ◦ Could not rent or own ...
Reconstruction (1865
... 2. Pardoned planter aristocrats brought them back to political power to control state organizations. ...
... 2. Pardoned planter aristocrats brought them back to political power to control state organizations. ...
Reconstruction (1865-1877)- Putting a Country Back Together
... to trial in Senate and is one vote short of removal. Rep. Senator Edmund Ross (Kansas) votes against conviction, which ruins his political career; 4 days later U.S. Grant is nominated by the Republican Party to run for Pres.; Democrats do not even nominate Johnson (Horatio Seymour) 3. Said that sout ...
... to trial in Senate and is one vote short of removal. Rep. Senator Edmund Ross (Kansas) votes against conviction, which ruins his political career; 4 days later U.S. Grant is nominated by the Republican Party to run for Pres.; Democrats do not even nominate Johnson (Horatio Seymour) 3. Said that sout ...
The Ordeal of Reconstruction
... The Freedmen’s Bureau Created by Congress on March 3, 1865 Controlled by the War Dept. Developed to help ex-slaves who were ...
... The Freedmen’s Bureau Created by Congress on March 3, 1865 Controlled by the War Dept. Developed to help ex-slaves who were ...