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Legislation
Transcontinental
Railroad
Impeachment
People
Segregation
Hodge Podge
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Segregation
Transcon.
Railroad
Impeach
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Legislation
Legislation (200)
This Constitutional
Amendment officially
ended slavery.
Legislation (400)
Congress created
this agency to assist
former slaves.
Legislation (600)
These southern laws
restricted the
freedoms of former
slaves.
Legislation (800)
This amendment
guarantees equal
protection under the
law.
Legislation (1000)
This law divided the
South into five districts
controlled by the U.S.
Army.
People (200)
He became the 17th
President of the
United States after
Lincoln was
assassinated.
People (400)
This Civil War hero
later became
president of the U.S.
People (600)
His reconstruction
plan required just 10%
of southern voters to
take a loyalty oath.
People (800)
He was the leader of
the Radical
Republicans in the
House of
Representatives.
People (1000)
Democratic candidate
who gave up his claim to
the White House under
the Compromise of
1877.
Impeachment (200)
Members of this
political party wanted
to impeach Andrew
Johnson.
Impeachment (1000)
His dismissal as
Secretary of War led to
Johnson’s
impeachment trial.
Impeachment (600)
Radical Republican
senate leader who
was once beaten in
the Capitol.
Impeachment (800)
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Johnson’s
impeachment began
because he violated
this law.
Impeachment (400)
The number of votes
by which Johnson
was found not guilty.
Hodge Podge (200)
The U.S. government
moved Native
Americans from their
homes to these
designated areas.
Hodge Podge (400)
Southern Republicans
were often called by
this less than friendly
name.
Hodge Podge (600)
Sioux warrior who led
attacks on the U.S.
cavalry.
Hodge Podge (800)
Southern Democrats
who brought the party
back to power.
Hodge Podge (1000)
The site of “Custer’s
Last Stand.”
Segregation (200)
A series of laws that
separated people by
race in public places.
Segregation (400)
This hate group used
violence and
intimidation to limit the
rights of African
Americans.
Segregation (600)
Name two ways
Southern states
prevented blacks from
voting.
Segregation (800)
This amendment
guaranteed the right to
vote to African
American men.
Segregation (1000)
The decision in this
Supreme Court case
made “separate but
equal” legal in the
United States.
Transcontinental RR (200)
This system used a
series of riders to carry
the mail over 2,000
miles.
Transcontinental RR (400)
Laborers from these 2
countries built much of
the transcontinental
railroad.
Transcontinental RR (600)
These two companies
won government
contracts to build the
transcontinental
railroad.
Transcontinental RR (800)
The growth of these 2
industries in the west
led to the construction
of the transcontinental
railroad.
Transcontinental RR (1000)
This is the town where
the railroad tracks
joined together on May
10, 1869.