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| Whose plan for reconstruction demanded that southern states ratify 13th Amendment, nullify Ordinance of Secession, pay debts |
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| What amendment to the US Constitution states that all former slaves are citizens of the United States |
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| Who passed the First Reconstruction Act because they believed southern states were not doing enough to protect freedmen |
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| Who was interested in educating former slaves and worked with others to found Talladega College |
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| What city began as a railroad crossroads |
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| What Amendment to the constitution states that slavery is outlawed in the United States |
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| What was produced in Birmingham because iron ore, limestone, and coal were mined there |
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| Many Alabama cities and towns grew after the war because what connected the cities and towns to outside areas |
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| Mills located where could produce cheaper thread and cloth because mills were built close to where cotton was grown and wages were low |
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| What war began when the US battleship, Maine, exploded in Havana Harbor |
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| He was a doctor who gained fame during the war when he discovered a way to prevent the spread of yellow fever |
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| Relating to merchants and the goods they sell |
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| A person who gave part of the proceed of crop sales to landowner in exchange for rent and seeds |
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| Stood for helping poor black and white framers |
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| Northerners who came south after the war for political or economic gain |
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| People who engage in risky business ventures that offer the chance of large profits |
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| Locations in which good are produced and/or traded |
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| Distributed food and clothing to former slaves |
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| A group that passed the first Reconstruction Act |
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| Southerners who supported Reconstruction in order to take advantage of other Southerners |
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