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These were laws and an attiude that seperated the white and black people. They said that it everything was seperate but equal
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This was very important becuase it made it so that slaves could not be in the United States anymore.
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This was done by Lincoln because he viewed the bill as too harsh on the ex Confederate people and wanted to use his plan.
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This was really important becuase he had a big impact on the way the country would have been run if he had been killed.
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the original reason why this was created was to transition slaves to free people
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This action by John Wilks Booth actually caused more problems for the south than he thought it would.
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These were laws that each state made to limit the rights of black people in their states.
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This was a big thing in history becuase they had many bad things to black people and their supporters
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His plan was very lineint to the South and the only thing that he really required was for the south to accept the 13 admendent.
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Congress again passed the bill and Jackson vetoed it but a 2/3 majority passed it.
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It was necessary for former confederate states to agree to them be readmitted to the union
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This was done to try and get a radical republican in offfice so that he can better punish the south
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It made free black people citizens and other citizen's rights
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U. S Grant was a better choice for the Radical Republicans becuase he was willling to go along with punishing the south.
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This was very important to history becuase it gave black people the right to vote in the United States
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This was a very important event becuase he was the first African American to hold a public goverment offfice.
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This allowed the President to suspend the writ of Hapeas Courpus in cases conserning the Ku klux klan during the reconstruction era
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This was done becuase it no longer had congress backing and was critized for over supporting the Republicans
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Sometimes called enforcement act it made sure that African Americans would have equal public transportation and would be allowed on juries.
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This was very important becuase his attempts at regaining republican strength in the south and protecting southern black peoples rights failed
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This was part of the idea of seperate but equal and it became part of the jim crow laws that goverened the racial interactions for many years.
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This was basicly the end of the of the Reconstruction era and was part of the Compromise of 1877
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the supreme court overturned the ruling saying that it is unconstitutional becuase the 13 and 14 admenment do not state that forbiding discrimination in certain public aspects is un constitiuional
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Was a contriversail ruling that ruled in favor of Seperate but equal and segrigation amoungst black and white in public places
