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a state could be readmitted if 10% of its voters swore a loyalty oath to the union & agreed to end of slavery.
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lincoln was re-elected.
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a bill that required the african american men the right to vote.
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it was a welfare agency that was meant to help formerly enslaved people become full citizens.
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african americans were no longer enslaved and could no longer be owned as property.
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laws that made african americans second class citizens
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believed johnsons leniency toward the formal rebels was endangering reconsstruction. also believed johnsons polocies encouraged southern states to resist accepting african americans as full citizens. 9startd to vocally oppose johnson's polocies)
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he vetoed the Tenue Of Office Act & congress overrode his veeto. he became unpopular and didnt win the next presidential vote.
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granted freedom of equality to all people and presidential election
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he was a republican. he also had a reasonable path for the reconstruction.
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a system when formerly enslaved persons found themselves working for theif former masters. (often left laborers/sharecroppers in debt)
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prohibited states from denying voting rights because of race.
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3 bills passed by the congress that protected the african americans right to vote, hold office, serve on juries and recieve equal protection of laws.
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congress rejected johnson's plan to close the freedan's bureau which remained in place until 1872.
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allowed many former confederates to run for public office. intimidation and violence kept republicans and many african americans away from the polls.
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hayes won the election
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when the democrats agreed to accept the ballots that made hayes the winnerin exchange for the republicans agreeing to withdraw the federal troops from the south