To rejoin the union: a majority of the state's white population had to swear an oath of loyalty & former Conf volunteers couldn't vote/ hold office.

• Lincoln's 10% Plan

• Radical Republican's Plan (Wade-Davis Bill)

• Johnson's Restoration Plan

• Lincoln's & Johnson's Plan(s)

To rejoin the Union: did not want to punish the South and an oath of loyalty was needed from a small percentage of voters

• Lincoln's 10% Plan

• Radical Republican's Plan (Wade-Davis) Plan

• Johnson's Reconstruction Plan

• None of the plans

• All of the plans

To rejoin the Union: majority of white men must swear an oath of loyalty & former Confederates COULD vote & hold office

• Lincoln's 10% Plan

• Radical Republican's (Wade-Davis) Plan

• Johnson's Reconstruction Plan

• Lincoln's AND Johnson's Plan(s)

• All three plans

To rejoin the Union: required a ban on slavery

• Lincoln's 10% Plan

• Radical Republican's (Wade-Davis) Plan

• Johnson's Reconstruction Plan

• All three plans

• Lincoln's and Johnson's Plan

Violent society that used fear to promote white supremacy and deny rights to African Americans

• Ku Klux Klan (KKK)

• Grandfather Clause

• Black Codes

• Radical Republicans

Laws passed in southern states (post Civil War) that were aimed at controlling African Americans

• Poll Tax

• Literacy Test

• Grandfather Clause

• Black Codes

A fee that kept some eligible voters from being able to vote

• Poll tax

• Literacy Test

• Grandfather Clause

• Black Codes

The legal separation or isolation of a racial group

• Black Codes

• Grandfather Clause

• Lynching

• Segregation

A device that allowed persons to vote if their fathers/ grandfathers had voted before Reconstruction began

• Poll tax

• Literacy test

• Grandfather Clause

• Segregation

Method used to prevent African Americans from voting by requiring voters to read and write at a specified level

• Poll Tax

• Literacy Test

• Grandfather Clause

• Black Codes