OCS American History 1: Unit 8 - L2CA1-Old Lincoln Card Game

This amendment established due process & equal protection under law to citizens & black males

This agency was established by Congress to help former slaves adjust to life as free persons

This act required elections in which black males could vote

What amendment established the right to vote to all male citizens whether a former slave or not

Who is this?

What is this a picture of?

A part of this plan did not want Confederate officers running for political positions

Congress tried to remove this person from office through the impeachment process

This plan was similar to Lincoln’s with a few minor differences

This group tried to help blacks find work

A plan included pardoning/forgiving, Confederate states if 10% promised to be loyal to the US

These were established to deny blacks rights like voting

These laws established segregation to keep the races apart socially

This person clashed with the Republican Congresson several laws that they wanted to pass

Plan allowing Confederate officers to run 4 political office if they promised loyalty to Union

This act divided the former Confederacy into five military districts

Who is this?

The economic system landowners provided crops, tools, seeds & kept 2/3 of the crop

What's this a picture of?

Former slave/poor white who bought supplies from the general store & rented land to farm

This person did not get to carry out his Reconstruction Plan due to his assassination

To prevent Lincoln from implementing his Reconstruction plan, Congress passed this bill

This is an example of Black codes

This amendment defined citizenship

During this time the nation was rebuilding politically, socially & economically

This group provided schools to educate blacks in the South

These two economic systems emerged & helped make the South stronger than it was before the war

In this plan top Confederate officers could not pledge loyalty and come back into the Union

In this plan military districts would beset up in the South to monitor Southerners’ actions