USHC Standard 3 Part II

Amendment allowing the right to vote regardless of race, color, or servitude

This Compromise brought an end to Reconstruction

Decision saying that segregation was legal as long as it was "separate but equal"

Pushed for full equality and education rights for AA, created the NAACP

Vocational school to help freed slaves receive an education, founded by Booker T. Washington

Taking away the right to vote

Most famous all African-American Unit during the Civil War.

The place where General Lee surrendered his Confederate forces to Union General Grant

Special Laws passed by Southern states to control former slaves immediately after the Civil War

Civil Rights pioneer who advocated for anti-lynching legislation

Former slaves leased land during reconstruction in exchange for crops and is taken advantage of

Amendment abolishing slavery

Believed vocational education needed to happen first before blacks could push for Civil Rights

Reconstruction amendment that gave former slaves citizenship rights

Northern politicians who opposed Lincoln's plan, and wanted to punish the confederate states

A payment to vote to keep certain groups from voting