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The slaves had been successfully integrated into southern society
The treaty ending the Civil War had such a time limit
Most of the politically active black people had left the south for northern cities
The republican and democratic parties effected a compromise agreement after the 1876 presidential agreement
The US needed troops stationed in the south to confront the French in Mexico
Close public schools to the children of former slaves
Promote the return of former slaves to Africa
Enable black citizens to vote in federal elections
Place limits on the socioeconomic opportunities open to black people
Further the integration of southern society
A major redistribution of land ownership
A diversification of crops
A cycle of debt and depression for Southern tenant farmers
A rise in cotton yields per acre from antebellum production levels
The termination of the control exerted by White landowners over former slaves
Enactment of Black Codes b southern legislatures
Outbreak of race riots in New Orleans and Memphis
Massive exodus of former slaves from the south
Election of former Confederates to Congress
Response of southern legislatures to the Fourteenth Amendment
Each was given 40 acres of land a mule by the Union government
All were immediately granted political equality by the Emancipation Proclamation
The majority entered sharecropping arrangements with former masters or other nearby planters
They were required to pass a literary test before being granted United States citizenship
They supported the passage of Black Codes to ensure their economic and political rights
The restoration of the power of the federal judiciary
The legality of the national banking system
The political and legal status of the former Confederate states
The relationship between the United States and Great Britain
The proposed annexation of Colombia
Participation by both Whites and African Americans in local government
Establishment of a public school system
Election of African American majorities in state legislatures
Establishment of a vigorous Republican Party in the South
Opening of public facilities to African Americans
Protecting the powers of the southern state governments established under Andrew Johnson
Protecting legislation guaranteeing civil rights to former slaves
Ending slavery
Guaranteeing all citizens the right to vote
Establishing to Freedman's Bureau
Occurred immediately with the Emancipation Proclamation
Cause large numbers to migrate to the big cities in the North
Came haltingly and unevenly in different parts of the conquered South
Was achieved without the use of Union soldiers
Came of Juneteenth
Its distribution of land
In education
Its provisions for food and clothing
Its ability to help people find employment
Its distribution of farm tools and supplies
He championed a strong central government
He would politically attract War Democrats and pro-Union southerners
He would appeal to the hard-drinking anti-temperance vote
He had been an effective Republican leader throughout the war
He was like Andrew Jackson
The differences between President Lincoln and Congress
The close ties between President Lincoln and Congress
President Lincoln's harsh Reconstruction plan
That a majority of Congress believed that the South had never really left the Union
The Radical Republican's desire to re-admit Confederate leaders to Congress
All former slaves the right to vote
Rapid readmission of Confederate slaves
The restoration of the southern planter aristocracy
Severe punishment for southern political and military leaders
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War democrats
The supreme court
President Lincoln
President Johnson
Radical Republicans
Allow freedom of movement for Blacks
Ensure a stable and subservient labor supply
Prevent miscegenation
Prevent Blacks from becoming sharecroppers
Exactly recreate slavery in every form
With the black population fully counted, the south would be stronger than ever in national politics
Pro-union southerners would be weak and inexperienced
The majority of the white South would be represented by Black congressmen
A high tariff would be reinstated
Slavery would be reestablished
Basically restated the Emancipation Proclamation
Abolished the slave trade nationally
Abolished slavery nationally
Granted Blacks citizenship
Gave Blacks the right to vote
Defined and granted citizenship
Guaranteed "equal protection of the laws"
Prohibited ex-confederate leaders from holding public office
Overturned the Dred Scott Decision
All of the above
VA
AR
LA
TN
MD
Basically restated the Emancipation Proclamation
Abolished the slave trade nationally
Abolished slavery nationally
Defined citizenship
Said Blacks could not be denied the right to vote
President Johnson's support was critical to Republican Success
Moderates replaced radicals as the dominant Republican faction
Voters endorsed the Radical Republican approach to Reconstruction
Democrats won control
None of the above
Johnson's repeated use of expletives
Johnson's former ownership of slaves
Johnson's soft treatment of the white south
Congress's defiance of the supreme court
Congress's use of the elastic clause
Federal power must be used to bring about a total political, social, and economic revolution in the south
Whites should be excluded from the southern republican party
Southern states should be quickly readmitted to the union
Ex-slaves must be granted the right to vote
Plantation land should be confiscated and redistributed among ex-slaves
Did not include them in the definition of citizenship
Overturned the Dred Scott decision
Specified for the first time in the Constitution the only males could vote
Specified for the first time in the Constitution that only males were citizens
Failed to overturn the Dred scott decision
Participating in church life
Monitoring state constitutional conventions
Participating in political rallies
Organizing mass meetings
Voting
Driving the Union army out of the South
Preventing blacks from migrating to the west
Keeping white carpetbaggers and scalawags from voting
Intimidating blacks and preventing many from voting
Destroying the Freedman's bureau
Partisan politics
Readmission of southern states
Sexual liaison with his intern
Dismissal of Sec. War Stanton
Veto of the Freedman's Bill
Opposition to abusing the constitutional system of checks and balances
Concern about who would become president next
Fears of further destabilizing the period
Johnson's promise to resign as president
Johnson's promise to stop obstructing Republican policies
Commissioned the building of an all new, ironclad army
Recognized the independent republic of Hawaii
Secured the annexation of Haiti
Secured the annexation of the Dominican Republic
Secured the purchase of Alaska
The south ratified the three reconstruction amendments
The last federal troops were removed in 1877
President johnson was not reelected in 1868
President grant was reelected in 1872
The supreme court ordered it
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