MindMap Gallery Reconstruction
Reconstruction Mind Map 5.10
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Reconstruction
Presidential
Abraham Lincoln
Ten Percent Plan
Proclamation Of Amnesty and Reconstruction
10% of voters to take Oath of Allegience
Some Republicans believed it would revert blacks back to a system of slavery
Wanted to pardon ex-Confederates (unlike the Republicans in Congress)
Assassinated After Reelection
Andrew Johnson Takes Over
Andrew Johnson
Presidential Reconstruction
Pardon all white southerners
Did not explicitely pardon ex-Confederates or wealthy plantation owners
Blacks were ignored, and were not focused on by Johnson
Impeached
Violated Tenure of Office Act
Removed Secretary of War, Edwin M. Stanton
House voted for Impeachment, but Senate acquitted him, falling 1 vote short of 2/3 majority needed to convict Johnson
Ulysses Grant
Signed laws restricting the power of the KKK
Signed legislation creating the Department of Justice
Credit Mobilier Scandal
Rutherford B. Hayes
End of Reconstruction
Crisis of 1877
Union soldiers in the South pulled out
Congressional
Amendments
13th Amendment
Banned Slavery
14th Amendment
Gave former slaves citizenship (and African Americans)
Civil Rights Cases (1883) limited the scope of the 14th Amendment
15th Amendment
Allowed African Americans to vote
Agencies
Freedmens Bureau
Acts
Wade Davis Bill
Required Oath of Allegience by a majority of white adult population and could have a government formed by people not part of the Confederacy
Pocket Vetoed (Lincoln)
Black Codes
Passed by Southern states, but forced blacks to return back to a plantation workstyle
Civil Rights Act of 1866
Declared all ex-slaves citizens and gave them rights attributed with being a citizen
Reconstruction Act of 1867
Divided the South into 5 military districts
For a state to re-enter, they would need to give freedmen the right to vote, and forbid ex-confederates from the right to vote.
Convict Leasing
Southern governments would allow private companies to use prisoners to work for them (like mines).
Civil Rights Act of 1875
Gave full and equal access to jury services, transportation and public needs disregarding race.
Civil Rights Cases (1883) struck this act down
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