President Johnson Johnsons Reconstruction Plan forgave all people
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President Johnson • Johnson’s Reconstruction Plan forgave all people in the South who swore allegiance to the United States • Ends secession
Radical Republicans • Republicans were angry with Johnson’s Reconstruction Plan because they wanted to punish the South • The Republicans who did not like Johnson’s plan were called Radical Republicans
What Happens Because of Reconstruction 1. Presidents Lose Power • Congress gets more power 2. Continued discrimination against African Americans • Ex. Paying slaves very little money • Ex. Not letting slaves vote
Freedman’s Bureau • Organization created to help newly freed slaves with their new freedom • Set up schools, provide medical care, food, clothes, and jobs
“New South” • “New South” = name for how the South changed after the Civil War • The South was now different because… 1. Growing different types of crops 2. Factories in the South • Textiles – making clothes in factories • Tobacco factories
Good Things for Freed Slaves • Blacks were elected to Congress • Black schools were built • Individuals worked to educate and advance blacks like Ida B. Wells
Civil Rights Amendments 13 th Amendment = ends slavery
14 th Amendment Protects the right to be a citizen
15 th Amendment All men can vote, even if you used to be a slave
Bad Things for Freed Slaves • Many white people tried to take these rights from people who used to be slaves • Ex: Literacy Tests: blacks had to pass a test in order to vote • Ex: Poll Taxes: blacks had to pay money, a tax to vote • Ku Klux Klan • Organization in the South who killed black people and tried to keep them from doing well in life
Jim Crow Laws • Local and state laws that took away freedoms of African Americans after the end of the Civil War – • Was about separating races (segregation) and taking away the right to vote (disfranchisement ) • Ignored the 13 th, 14 th, and 15 th amendments • Jim Crow Laws continued until 1964
Plessy vs. Ferguson (1896) • Supreme Court case that said Jim Crow Laws were legal and constitutional • Said “separate but equal” is okay
End of Reconstruction • The Compromise of 1877 unofficially ended Reconstruction • Whites gained control of governments in the South
- What was johnsons plan for reconstruction
- Forgive others as christ forgave you
- Simple past tense of forgive
- Reconstruction
- Andrew johnson reconstruction plan
- President vice president treasurer secretary
- From the johnsons grammar
- Johnsons impeachment
- Johnson's rule sequencing
- Why did johnson and congress clash over reconstruction
- Johnson background
- Johnson and johnson bcg matrix
- Brad and laurie johnson
- Credo