Slide 1 By: Cooper,Caleb,Gage Slide 2 A is for: Abolitionist-Americans who wanted to end slavery. Slide 3 B is for: Black codes-laws that restricted the rights of African…
Chapter 5 IDs Chapter 3 Note Cards 1. 14th Amendment Declared all persons born or naturalized in US as citizens All citizens entitled to âequal protection of the lawsâ…
* The Civil Rights Movement: Part 1 Background and the Movement up to 1965 What weâve already learned⦠#1 13th Amendment: Outlawed slavery 14th Amendment: Equality under…
RECONSTRUCTION RECONSTRUCTION PLANS LINCOLNâS 10% PLAN MUST ABOLISH SLAVERY AMNESTY OFFER CONGRESS MAJORITY NO RIGHT TO VOTE OR ELECTED OFFICE TO ANY CONFEDERATE VETERAN…
And Reconstruction 1865 through 1877 A time for rebuilding the South and reunifying the country. Causes of the Civil War Popular sovereignty and new territories Dred Scott…
Life After the War Life After the War Chapter 4 Lesson 4 Lesson 4 When the Civil War finally ended, it was clear that peace had not come easily. More than 600,000 soldiers…
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Chapter 17 Reconstruction and the New South (1865-1896) Section 2 Radicals in Control Section 2-Polling Question A B C D Rate your agreement with the following statement:…
* The Civil Rights Movement: Part 1 Background and the Movement up to 1965 What weâve already learned⦠#1 13th Amendment: Outlawed slavery 14th Amendment: Equality under…