Amendments And Plans Flashcards

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What did the 13th amendment do?

A

Abolished slavery

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Which amendment abolished slavery?

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13th amendment

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What did the 14th amendment do?

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Defined “citizen” and said that all citizens are equally protected

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Which amendment Defines “citizen” and says all citizens equally protected?

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14th amendment

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4
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This amendment gave voting rights to African American males.

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15th amendment

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What did the 15th amendment do?

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Voting rights for African American males

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What was the name of Lincoln’s Reconstruction plan?

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The Ten Percent Plan

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What was the name of the plan created by Congress that required a majority of a state’s voters to take an oath of loyalty?

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Wade-Davis Bill

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Which group took control of Reconstruction in 1867?

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The Radical Republicans

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Which plan allowed former Confederates to hold a seat in Congress?

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Pres. Andrew Johnson’s plan

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Why did Congress impeach Pres. Andrew Johnson?

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They said he violated the Tenure of Office Act when he suspended Secretary of War Edwin Stanton. Congress and the President had been clashing over their plans for Reconstruction.

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Why did Lincoln create such a lenient plan for Reconstruction?

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His goal remained the same as it always has been… He wanted to quickly reunite the nation.

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Why were the Radical Republicans considered to be radical?

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They wanted extreme changes such as giving equal rights to African-Americans.

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Identify the two goals Radical Republicans had.

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To punish former Confederates and to help Freedmen obtain equal rights.

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When did Reconstruction begin?

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1865

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When did Radical Reconstruction begin?

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1867

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When did Reconstruction come to an end?

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It came to an end with the election of 1876. The official ending year would be 1877 with the compromise between the Democrats and Republican Hayes.