APUSH Period 5: Chapter 15

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

Pushed for Confederate re-entry from Congress, harsher terms, Lincoln kills by pocket veto

Designed to force African-Americans back to plantation labor, reflected white economic interest

Congressional aid to African-Americans and war refugees

Declared that all who are born in the US automatically have citizenship

Divided South into 5 military districts, made states give Freedmen the right to vote in order to reenter

All male's have right to vote guaranteed, not based on color

Women's suffrage movement, remained loyal to Republicans

Women's suffrage movement, takes a more active role for women's suffrage

Freedman worked on farms, renting them, often going into debt

Southern whites who supported Reconstruction

Northerners moving into the South for financial/political gain

Prisoners sold to work for companies, arguably worse than slavery

Free trade, small government, low property taxes, only men who have education and property can vote

Government leaves business and economy alone

Fake Railroad Corporation, stole money from government during Grant's presidency

Southern counter-revolution, many Republicans/Freedmen hide due to terror in the South

Virtually democratic (party), reigned over Southern freedmen, many freedmen hide due to terror

Stopped the terror of the Klan in the South, did not stop black violence

Supreme Court begins to undercut 14th Amendment in these legal cases

Lincoln's VP, Democrat, 17th President, very racist and vetoes many pro-freedmen bills, gets impeached

Radical Republican leader, sought transformation in the South

Pennsylvanian, advocate of freedmen's political and economic rights, led many overrides on Johnson's vetoes

Johnson replaces Stanton with him, Senate overrules, he resigns so Stanton can come back, 18th President

Former slave, established school in Missouri for freedmen, was senator of Mississippi

Confederate General, fought at Shiloh, determined to keep white supremacy alive, joined KKK