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A State could be readmitted to the union if 10% of voters swore a loyalty oath to the union and agreed to the end of slavery.
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It required states to accept the end of slavery and to grant all African American men the right to vote. It made more than 50% of a state’s voters to sign a loyalty oath before that state could be readmitted.
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It guaranteed freedom for blacks.
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It was a welfare agency to help formerly enslaved people become citizens.
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It was a welfare agency to help formerly enslaved people become citizens.
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They were laws the made African Americans “second class citizens.” They denied African Americans the right to vote, to be on a jury and in some states banned intermarrying among blacks and whites.
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They are people that want equal rights for everyone. They dangered reconstruction because they vocally opposed Andrew Johnson and gradually the Congress took charge of reconstruction.
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It divided the south into 5 military districts, each governed by a general of the union army. The military governor was in charge of everyone in that district.
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He was racists towards African Americans and tried to stop Military Reconstruction.
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It guarantees everyone the right to vote.
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Ulysses Grant took a moderate path as president for reconstruction. He withdrew union troops from the south.
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A system used by freed African Americans that didn’t have enough money to own their own farms. It works like this: A landowner rents a piece of land to a farmer in exchange for a share of the crop that the farmer grows.
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This amendment protected voting rights by prohibiting states from denying voting rights because of race.
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Acts that protected African Americans right to vote.
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This act allowed former Confederates to run for public office
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The Democrats agreed to accept the ballots that made Hayes the winner in exchange for the Republicans agreeing to withdraw the federal troops from the South.
