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President Lincoln former confederate states to come back into the Union. His plan was that in order for a state to be remitted ten percent of its voters would have swear a loyalty loyalty oath to the Union and agree to the end of slavery.
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This bill required for states to accept the end of slavery. This oath was stricter than Lincoln’s loyalty oath; a person had to swear to be loyal to the united states.
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Radical Rebublicans wanted to replace Lincoln in this election. He was so popular due to his leadership in the war so he he won.
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This was established in 1865 as a welfare agency to help former slaves. It provided food, clothes, schools, hospitals and it helped them find their lost family members.
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These were laws set in place that made African Americans second class citizens. The code Mississippi set in place authorized that police officers could arrest unemployed African American men.
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This meant African Americans were no longer enslaved. This amendment also meant the former slaves are no longer ones property.
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These were the people that believed Johnsons policies were hurting the reconstruction. They wanted to protect former slves from violence.
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The first act was the Military reconstruction act . It divided the south into five military districts.
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Johnson decided to replace the current secretary of war Edwin M. Stanton. In result this was seen as a crime.
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He was the President elected after Andrew Johnson was impeached. He was the northern hero of the election and he followed a moderate plan for reconstruction.
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This was set in place to to undo legal concessions that had been made in cause of slavery. It invalidated all debts owed by any confederate state.
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This is when a land owner rents a piece of land to a farmer in exchange for a share of the crop the farmer grows. the share cropper repays the debt after they have sold the crops they grew.
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This Amendment gave African American men the right to vote. It protected voting rights by prohibiting states from denying voting because of ones race.
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The were a series of acts that allowed African Americans to be part of the government.These acts made it a Federal crime to interfere with blacks’ rights to vote, hold office, or enjoy equal protection of the laws.These acts were passed from 1870 to 1871.
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This act allowed many former Confederates to run for public office. This act was a United States federal law that removed voting restrictions and office-holding disqualification against most of the secessionists who opposed the civil war.
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This was a informal deal that disputed conflicts after the1876 presential election. The Democrats during this time agreed to accept the ballots that made Hayes the winner in exchange for the Republicans agreeing to withdraw the federal troops from the South.
