Reconstruction Vobab Part 1

Juneteenth

• Holiday celebrating a proclamation freeing TX slaves, issued on June 18, 1865

• Holiday celebrating a proclamation freeing TX slaves, issued on June 19, 1865

• Holiday celebrating an informal order freeing TX slaves, issued on June 19, 1965

• Holiday celebrating a proclamation freeing TX slaves, issued on June 15, 1865

Freedpeople

• Former slaves

• Former freed people

• Current slaves

• Former citizens

Reconstruction

• a period in which the US government began the process of separating the nation and rebuilding the southern states

• a period in which the US government began the process of reuniting the nation and rebuilding the southern states

• a period in which the US government began the process of reuniting the nation and deconstruction the northern states

13th Amendement

• Added to the US Constitution to reaffirm slavery

• Added to the US Supreme Court rulihg abolishing slavery

• Added to the US Constitution to abolish slavery

• Added to the US framework of law and codes, to abolish the rights of slaves

Freedmen's Bureau

• Government branch of legislation that provided help and legal aid to freedpeople

• Government watchdog group to protect the employment of former slaves

• Government watchdog group that protected the Confederacy from the Uniuon

• Government agency that provided help and legal aid to freedpeople

Suffrage

• Voting Rights

• Anti-Voting campaign

• Voting Protections

• Anti-Slavery Enactments

Black Codes

• Texas laws that denied African Americans' civil liberties

• US laws that denied African Americans' civil liberties

• US laws that denied African Americans' civil rights

• Texas laws that denied African Americans' civil rights

Civil Rights

• Protected groups' rights guaranteed to people by the US Constitution

• Protected groups' rights and legal status guaranteed by President Lincoln

• Individual rights guaranteed to people by the US Constitution

• Individual rights guaranteed to a specific population of the people by the US Constitution

Radical Republicans

• Members of the Republican Party committed to the equal treatment and enfranchisement of freedpeople

• Members of the Democratic Party committed to the equal treatment and enfranchisement of freedpeople

• Members of the Republican Party committed to the no equal treatment and disenfranchisement of freedpeople

• Members of the Democratic Party committed to the no equal treatment and disenfranchisement of freedpeople

Civil Rights Act of 1866

• Act that removed citizenship and equal rights to African Americans

• Act that gave citizenship and removed equal rights to African Americans

• Act that removed citizenship and gave equal rights to African Americans

• Act that gave citizenship and equal rights to African Americans