Reconstruction

13th Amendment

• granted citizenship and provided civil rights protection to freed slaves.

• abolished all slavery in the United States.

• allowed African American men to vote

14th amendment

• abolished all slavery in the United States

• granted citizenship to all people

• allowed African American men to vote

15th Amendment

• abolished all slavery in the United States

• granted citizenship to all people

• allowed African American men to vote

13th Amendment

• 1865

• 1868

• 1870

14th Amendment

• 1865

• 1868

• 1870

15th Amendment

• 1865

• 1868

• 1870

Reconstruction

• The name of the period of time after the Civil War

• A program passed by Congress to help the poor and newly freed slaves.

Freedmen's Bureau

• A program passed by Congress to help the poor and newly freed slaves.

• Laws passed to form separate but equal facilities based on a person's skin color.

Jim Crow Laws

• Laws passed to form separate but equal facilities based on a person's skin color.

• When a person, people, or a government tries to eliminate voters from voting.

Disenfranchisement

• When a person, people, or a government tries to eliminate voters from voting.

• To set apart for a specific reason, especially because of the color of a person's skin.