Reconstruction Vocab Flashcards
local and state laws that enforced legal separation of blacks and whites during the reconstruction era, lasted until 1965
jim crow laws
status of being a citizen in a nation, viewed as a member of that society and is given all the rights that society has to offer
citizenship
rights of a citizen to social, economic, and political equality and freedom
civil rights
rights that promote the equality of men and women
women’s rights
an article or law added to the constitution
amendment
rules created to govern the people
constitution
enforced separation of races
segregation
a group of people sharing the same culture, history, and traditions
race
the state of being equal, having the same rights and liberties
equality
the state of not being imprisoned or enslaved
freedom
an era between 1865-1877 where the north tried to unify the country by adding the south to the union
reconstruction
killing a leader or important person in an industry or field of study
assassination
farmers cultivate land, giving crops to land owners as rent
sharecropping
investigation of misconduct of the president of the united states
impeach
to agree to a law or an action
ratify
local rules applied to a group of people
codes
segregation
enforced separation of races
citizenship
status of being a citizen in a nation, viewed as a member of that society and is given all the rights that society has to offer
reconstruction
an era between 1865-1877 where the north tried to unify the country by adding the south to the union
race
a group of people sharing the same culture, history, and traditions
ratify
to agree to a law or an action
women’s rights
rights that promote the equality of men and women
jim crow laws
local and state laws that enforced legal separation of blacks and whites during the reconstruction era, lasted until 1965
sharecropping
farmers cultivate land, giving crops to land owners as rent
amendment
an article or law added to the constitution
equality
the state of being equal, having the same rights and liberties
civil rights
rights of a citizen to social, economic, and political equality and freedom
assassination
killing a leader or important person in an industry or field of study
constitution
rules created to govern the people
codes
local rules applied to a group of people
freedom
the state of not being imprisoned or enslaved
impeach
investigation of misconduct of the president of the united states