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| was the period during which the united states began to rebuild after the civil war (1865-1877) |
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| that severely restricted African American lives on the back |
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| founded as a social club for confederate veterans started in tennessee in 1866 |
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| in February 1866 congress voted to continue and enlarge |
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| provided a constitutional basis for the civil right act |
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| that no one can be kept from voting because of race, color or previous condition of servitude |
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| the president that is to formally charge him with misconduct in office |
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| called white southerners who joined the republican party |
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| the first african american senator |
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| landowners divided their land and gave each worker either feed African American or poor white |
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| might even rent land for cash from the planters and keep all their harvest |
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| congressional reconstruction came to an end |
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| republican leaders agreed to these demands and hayes was peacefully inaugurated |
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| the ability to run state government with no federal intervention |
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