7.2 reconstruction and its effects 1865 1877 from jtoma84
Vocabulary to define:
1. Reconstruction:
2. Radical Republicans:
3. Thaddeus Stevens:
4. Wade-Davis Bill:
5. Freedmen's Bureau:
6. Black Codes:
7. Fourteenth Amendment:
8. Impeach:
9. Fifteenth Amendment:
10. Scalawag:
11. Carpetbagger:
12. Hiram Revels:
13. Sharecropping:
14. Tenant Farming:
15. Ku Klux Klan:
16. Panic of 1873:
17. Redemption:
18. Rutherford B. Hayes:
19. Samuel J. Tilden:
20. Compromise of 1877:
21. Home Rule:
22. Amnesty Act:
23. Disenfranchise
Test Review
Vocabulary to define:
1. Reconstruction:
2. Radical Republicans:
3. Thaddeus Stevens:
4. Wade-Davis Bill:
5. Freedmen's Bureau:
6. Black Codes:
7. Fourteenth Amendment:
8. Impeach:
9. Fifteenth Amendment:
10. Scalawag:
11. Carpetbagger:
12. Hiram Revels:
13. Sharecropping:
14. Tenant Farming:
15. Ku Klux Klan:
16. Panic of 1873:
17. Redemption:
18. Rutherford B. Hayes:
19. Samuel J. Tilden:
20. Compromise of 1877:
21. Home Rule:
22. Amnesty Act:
23. Disenfranchise
Test Review
- Homestead Act 1862- and what it provided
- Lincoln's Plan for Reconstruction- 10% Plan
- Freedmen's Bureau and what it provided
- Results of the presidential election of 1876
- Wade Davis Bill
- the Conflicts between President Johnson and Republicans in Congress
- 13th Amendment
- 14th Amendment
- 15th Amendment
- Carpetbaggers
- Scalawags
- The differences of Reconstruction Plans between Lincoln, Johnson, and Congress
- Goals of the KKK
- Corruption in the Grant administration
- Why Northern attitudes toward Reconstruction change in the 1870s
- Was Johnson a victim of politics or an ineffective leader
- Johnson's Reconstruction plans
- Johnson's Impeachment: Reasons Why, the Trial and the Effect
- Examine President Johnson political cartoons from the Slideshow above
