Chapter 12 Section 1
Review notes for Quiz
Vocabulary
Reconstruction
Radical
Republicans
Thaddeus
Stephens
Wade- Davis
Bill
Freedman’s
Bureaus
black codes
Fourteenth
Amendment
impeach
Andrew
Johnson
Fifteenth
Amendment
Character Development
To what extent would you
inconvenience yourself for
another person?
Notes
I.The Politics of Reconstruction
A.Reconstruction- 1865-1877
B.Lincoln’s Plan 10%Plan
C.Radical Republicans-Thaddeus Stevens and
Charles Sumner
1.Wade -Davis Bill
D.Johnson's Plan
1.Many states met his terms, and Southern
members of Congress began arriving in
Washington
E.Radical Republicans refused to seat them
1.Freedmen's Bureau
2.black codes
3.Johnson vetoed them
F.Congressional Reconstruction
1.Congress voted to override the vetoes
2.14th Amendment
3.Radical Republicans won many seats
in the 1866 Congressional elections-took
control of Reconstruction
4.1867-Reconstruction Act
5.Impeachment of Andrew Johnson
6.Grant-President(1868)
7.15th Amendment
Wade-Davis Bill
Impeachment of Andrew Johnson
U.S. Grant
Review Questions
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The House of Representatives impeached President
Johnson for his violation of the ______________.
The strong showing by ___________ in the
congressional elections of 1866 helped pave the way for
Congressional Reconstruction.
The Fourteenth Amendment provided a constitutional
basis for the_____________.
___________ were slave laws that in effect restored
many of the restrictions of slavery to African Americans
after the Civil War.
The goal of Abraham Lincoln’s plan for Reconstruction
was to be as ________ as possible on the South.
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What did Johnson’s Reconstruction Plan call for?
What was the purpose of the Freedman’s Bureau?
What were the provisions of the Civil Rights Act?
What were the main provisions of the 14th Amendment?
What was the central issue of the 1866 congressional
elections?
What were the main issue of the act?
Why was Johnson impeached? What was the Senate’s
verdict?
What did the Fifteenth Amendment guarantee?