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NAME_________________________________________ DATE____________________ Unit 6 Reconstruction Peach Book Page 2981. When the Confederates returned to Georgia, the field lay in ______________, many houses had been _______________________, railroad tracks were ________________, bridges were ________________, and cotton mills and factories were ___________________. The Confederates and Georgia were also in ______________. 2. The former slaves were called __________________________ and they were homeless, ________________________________ and free for the first time. Many traveled looking for _______________________________________________________________, but some traveled just because they were able to. Some began to search for their families. 3. To help the freedmen, the government set up the __________________________________________ to help both former slaves and poor whites. This agency offered them clothing, ____________, and other necessities. 4. Later, the Freedmen’s Bureau focused primarily on _________________________. Three schools set up in Georgia during this period were ____________________________________, ________________________________________________, and ________________________________________. 5. The process of rebuilding the South and restoring the Union was known as ___________________________________. 6. Lincoln’s reconstruction plan was to rebuild the _______________ and _______________________ the Union as quickly as possible. It had two steps: all southerners, except high ranking officers, would be _____________________________ after taking an oath to the Union; and the state would rejoin the Union after _________________________________________ took an oath of allegiance. 7. The problem with the plan was that many thought the South should be _______________________________. The ___________________________________ which Congress tried to pass was vetoed by Lincoln, but it showed there would be a fight over Reconstruction. 8. Lincoln was _______________________________ by ______________________________________ and this brought his reconstruction plans to an end. 9. ______________________________________ became President after Lincoln’s death. His plan was similar to Lincoln’s but more Southerners would receive _____________________. Those who supported his plan changed their minds after ______________________________________________ was arrested and imprisoned. 10. Johnson then added more requirements to the plan. The southern states had to ratify the ________________________________________, which made slavery illegal. They also had to nullify their order of ______________________________, and promise not to repay those that helped finance the Confederacy. 11. In June of 1865, President Johnson appointed ____________________________________________, as provisional governor of Georgia. He was to hold a ___________________________________________ in Milledgeville. 12. This convention repealed the ordinance of secession and voted to ________________________________. The new governor was ________________________________________ and he was the only candidate. The two new senators for Georgia were _______________________________________________ and ________________________________. 13. Although the legislature voted to extend _________________________ to the freedmen, they limited those rights in a system of ______________________________________. 14. The 13th amendment did not abolish _________________________________________, only slavery. Most southern states passed Black Codes. These codes were intended to restrict the _____________ of freemen. They would regulate employment, labor period, and allowed ____________________________________ of blacks with no jobs. 15. Black Codes also forbid the freemen from __________________, serving on juries, and testifying against whites. __________________________ between races was also illegal. 16. Congress, in reaction to the Black Codes, passed the ______________________________________________. This extended citizenship to ___________________________, and gave the federal government the right to intervene if the ___________________________ of the freedmen were taken away. Congress also passed the 14th Amendment which granted __________________________________ to all freedmen. 17. The _________________________________________________ gained control of Congress in 1866. This resulted in Congress re-establishing ___________________________________ in March 1867. Georgia, along with Alabama and Florida were placed in the _____________________________________ led by General John Pope. 18. States were also required to hold another state convention and extend the right to vote to ____________________. The citizens had to ratify the constitution and the ________________________________. 19. The delegates to this convention consisted of 12 conservative whites, nine ____________________________ (northerners who came south after the war), 36 blacks, and most of the rest were _________________________ (southerners who supported the Republicans). 20. The new constitution gave civil rights to all citizens, approved free public _______________________, and allowed married women to control their own property. It was approved in _________________ and ________________________________________ became the new governor. Federal troops would now leave the state. 21. Black legislators entered politics and one was Reverend ______________________________________________. These black legislators were expelled from the Georgia legislature. 22. The _____________________________________________ became a force in Georgia in this period and their goal was to keep freedmen from exercising their _____________________________. They also wanted to return control of the state to the ______________________________. 23. The actions of the Klan forced Governor Bullock to ask for help and the Georgia Act was the response. It returned Georgia to ____________________________________ and required the state to ratify the 15 th Amendment, which gave all _________________________________ the right to ________________. 24. Georgia was readmitted to the Union in ____________________. Governor ________________________ would resign because he was going to be ____________________________, and __________________________________ would become the governor in 1872.