APUSH Period 5: Chapter 15 - Statistics

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Hint Answer % Correct
Declared that all who are born in the US automatically have citizenship 14th Amendment
72%
All male's have right to vote guaranteed, not based on color 15th Amendment
72%
Lincoln's VP, Democrat, 17th President, very racist and vetoes many pro-freedmen bills, gets impeached Andrew Johnson
56%
Northerners moving into the South for financial/political gain Carpetbaggers
56%
Freedman worked on farms, renting them, often going into debt Sharecropping
50%
Designed to force African-Americans back to plantation labor, reflected white economic interest Black Codes
33%
Congressional aid to African-Americans and war refugees Freedmen's Bureau
33%
Government leaves business and economy alone Laissez Faire
33%
Plan for Confederate re-entry into the Union, brought forth by Lincoln, rejected by South. Southern states must approve 13th Amendment, and 10% of population must swear loyalty Ten Percent Plan
28%
Southern whites who supported Reconstruction Scalawags
22%
Virtually democratic (party), reigned over Southern freedmen, many freedmen hide due to terror Ku Klux Klan
17%
Johnson replaces Stanton with him, Senate overrules, he resigns so Stanton can come back, 18th President Ulysses S Grant
17%
Pushed for Confederate re-entry from Congress, harsher terms, Lincoln kills by pocket veto Wade-Davis Bill
11%
Free trade, small government, low property taxes, only men who have education and property can vote Classical Liberalism
6%
Divided South into 5 military districts, made states give Freedmen the right to vote in order to reenter Reconstruction Act of 1867
6%
Supreme Court begins to undercut 14th Amendment in these legal cases Slaughter-House Cases
6%
Pennsylvanian, advocate of freedmen's political and economic rights, led many overrides on Johnson's vetoes Thaddeus Stevens
6%
Women's suffrage movement, remained loyal to Republicans American Woman Suffrage Association
0%
Former slave, established school in Missouri for freedmen, was senator of Mississippi Blanche K Bruce
0%
Radical Republican leader, sought transformation in the South Charles Sumner
0%
Prisoners sold to work for companies, arguably worse than slavery Convict Leasing
0%
Fake Railroad Corporation, stole money from government during Grant's presidency Credit Mobilier
0%
Stopped the terror of the Klan in the South, did not stop black violence Enforcement Laws
0%
Confederate General, fought at Shiloh, determined to keep white supremacy alive, joined KKK Nathan Bedford Forest
0%
Women's suffrage movement, takes a more active role for women's suffrage National Woman Suffrage Association
0%
Southern counter-revolution, many Republicans/Freedmen hide due to terror in the South Redemption
0%
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