Unit 5: Reconstruction and the New South
Unit 5: Reconstruction and the New South
Changes in Government
? 13th Amendment ? Outlawed slavery.
? 14th Amendment ? Granted citizenship to freedmen and required "equal protection under the law" for all freed slaves.
? 15th Amendment ? Gave all males the right to vote regardless of race.
Reconstruction
? After the Civil War the Union had to be reconstructed (bringing the north and south back together again).
? Freedmen's Bureau ? Set up to assist freed slaves. Assisted them with food, clothing, shelter, education, and with getting jobs.
? Many freed slaves became sharecroppers or tenant farmers. Sharecropping was a farming method in which a land owner loans farmers housing, seeds, and tools in return for part of the crop's profits. Tenant farming was a similar system except the tenant farmer would provide their own seeds and tools and only rented land.
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