A term for white southerner democrats who returned to political power after 1870

A respected union general who had served in the house of representatives in 1866

Segregation laws enacted in the south after reconstruction

a sum of money to be paid before a person could vote

a law to disqualify african american voter by allowing the vote only to fathers and grandfathers who had voted before 1866 or 1867

the most famous african american leader that was born into slavery and had argued that african americans needed to accomadate themselves to segregation, meaning they should not try to overturn jim crow laws

A native of great Burrington, Massachusets, he went to critize Washingtons willingness to accoamdate southern whites

One african american women who fought for justice, born into slavery in 1862, grew up in holly springs mississippi