Chapter Sixteen Flashcards

1
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Deep compassion for the enemy guided his thinking about peace

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Second Inaugural Address

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2
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Andrew Johnson

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Southerner
Democrat
Racist

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3
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The south had but two goals at the start of reconstruction

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Maintain white supremacy
Reestablish home rule

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4
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Black codes

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Keep blacks subordinate to whites
Limit them to farm and domestic work

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5
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14th Amendment

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Defined citizenship
Ensured privileges and immunities
Due process
Equal protection under law
The amendment prohibited states from abridging these 3 rights

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6
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Voting Rights
This is a win win situation for the republicans

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Blacks vote republican
Lessen southern democratic representation

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7
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14th Amendment
Who ratified

A

Tennessee

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8
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The 15th Amendment

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Right to vote all males

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9
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Northerners

A

Carpetbaggers

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10
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Southerners

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Scalawags

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11
Q

Grant elected with tremendous fanfare in 1868
sectional reconciliation

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And justice for blacks

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12
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Plagued Grants presidency

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Corruption

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13
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Federal troops, not state militias enforced the law, and kkk were prosecuted in federal court, where juries were often predominantly black

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Ku Klux Klan act of 1871

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14
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This was suspended in nine counties in South Carolina

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Habeas Corpus

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15
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Civil Rights Act of 1875
1883 the Supreme Court deemed the act unconstitutional

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Congress had no power to regulate the conduct of individuals

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16
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wartime reconstruction failed to produce an agreement on what?

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whether the president or congress had the authority to devise and direct post war policy
• presidential reconstruction versus congressional reconstruction

17
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list the three provisions within lincoln’s proclamation of amnesty and reconstruction

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• full pardons for rebels willing to announce secession and accep the abolition of slavery
• voters must take oaths of allegiance to the U.S. (10%)
-will then be able to form government

18
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congress countered lincoln’s proclamation of amnesty and reconstruction with the wade davis bill. list the wade davis bills three provisions

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  1. 50% of voters must take oath of allegiance
  2. prohibited ex confederates from participating in drafting state constitutions
  3. guarantee the equality of “freedmen” before the law (no social or political rights)
19
Q

andrew johnson was impeached for violating the tenure of office act of 1867. explain the tenure of office act of 1867. what did it deny the president?

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tenure of office act of 1867 - the power to remove from office anyone who, had been appointed by a past president without the “advice and consent of the senate,” unless the senate approved the removal

20
Q

Military Reconstruction Act of 1866 draw up new state constitutions guaranteeing

A

Black suffrage

21
Q

Republican state governments by 1876 only these states remained republican

A

Florida
South Carolina
Louisiana

22
Q

Election of 1876

A

Rutherford Hayes

23
Q

The compromise of 1877
Democrats get

A

Promised withdraw of federal troops from remaining 3 south states
Substantial federal subsidies for internal improvements
Democratic post master general