10-1 Flashcards

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Q

What was life like when Southerners returned home after the War?

A

Lands were in ruins and the economy was in collapse.

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This was the rebuilding of the South and bringing them back into the Union.

A

Reconstruction

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3
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This was Lincoln’s Plan for Reconstruction.

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Proclamation of Amnesty and Reconstruction (PAR)

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What did the PAR call for?

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  • offer of amnesty (pardon) to all Southerners who took an oath of loyalty to the union and accepted the end of slavery
  • allowed states to organize new governments when 10% of their voters took oath
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What was the problem with Lincoln’s Plan?

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Many felt that it was too moderate and not harsh enough.

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What did the Radicals do to Lincoln’s plan?

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They didn’t allow it to pass because they immediately hated it.

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What did the Radical Republicans counter Lincoln’s Plan with?

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They countered it with a plan of their own that was seen as too harsh.

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What did the Radical Republicans’ plan consist of?

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  • preventing Southern leaders from returning to power
  • making the Republican party a powerful institution in the South
  • federal government helping African Americans achieve political equality by guaranteeing their right to vote
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9
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What did Lincoln do to the Radical Plan?

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He vetoed it.

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10
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What did the Wade-Davis Bill propose?

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  • requirement of a majority of adult white men in the south to take an oath of allegiance
  • allow states to hold constitutional conventions to create new governments
  • forcing each state to abolish slavery, repudiate state debts, and deny voting to former Confederate officials
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What did Lincoln do to the Wade-Davis Bill?

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He pocket vetoed it. (basically let it sit there and expire.)

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This was established by Congress as a result of thousands of freedmen following General Sherman and his troops for food and shelter.

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Freedmen’s Bureau

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13
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What was the Freedmen’s Bureau designed to do?

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  • feed and clothe Southern refugees using army surplus supplies
  • help find work for freedom
  • negotiate labor contracts with planters
  • establish courts to deal with problems
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What was the Freedmen’s Bureau’s biggest accomplishment?

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Providing education to former slaves by establishing schools, colleges, housing, and pay for teachers.

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