Reconstruction

Age of Jackson

Second Great Awakening

Reconstruction era

Civil War

Radical Republicans took control of Congress.

Congress imposed taxes on cotton.

The Thirteenth amendment was approved by Congress.

Congress repealed the legislation regulation railroad construction.

His opposition to the Thirteenth amendment.

His refusal to investigate reported criminal activity by the Union army during the Civil War.

His opposition to the Radical Reconstruction policies for former Confederate states.

His opposition to the Thirteenth amendment.

His refusal to investigate reported criminal activity by the Union army during the Civil War.

His opposition to the Radical Reconstruction policies for former Confederate states.

By dividing large plantations and redistributing the property to former slaves

By creating a militia to help enforce the voting rights of former slaves

By offering legal assistance and public schooling for former slaves

By petitioning government to give money to former slaves

punish plantation owners

support Radical Reconstruction objectives

limit the impact of the Thirteenth amendment

granted African American men the right to vote

all persons born in the United States (except American Indians) were citizens

freed all enslaved people without compensation to slave owners

all citizens were entitled to equal rights regardless of their race

By ordering the use of popular sovereignty to decide the issue of slavery.

By encouraging an armed rebellion in the South

By promoting the passage and ratification of the Thirteenth Amendment.

establish legal requirements for the education of former slaves.

mandate fair labor contracts for African Americans.

abolish the institution of slavery.

protect the voting rights of African American men.

Compromise of 1850

Fifteenth Amendment

Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

Dred Scott v. Sandford decision