Cultural Division with Voting and Schools by Haley Smith
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- Haley Smith 6th periodAuthor: Haley Smith Plans of Voting
- granted right to vote to educated African Americans or anyone who served in Union Army
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- state constitution must ban slavery
- Ten Percent Plan
- offer amnesty to all white Southerners except Confederate leaders
- only whites who have never fought against the Union can vote at state conventions
- 50% of white males must swear loyalty to the Union
- Wade-Davis Plan
- state constitutions must ban slavery
- former Confederates can not hold public office
- states must ratify the 13th Amendment
- wealthy landowners must apply for prudent for a pardon
- only whites who have been pardoned can vote at a state convention
- Johnson Reconstruction Plan
- African Americans do not get equal rights
- state constitution must ban slavery
- Jim Crow Laws Author: Haley SmithHaley Smith 6th period
- Post Civil War Education Systems
- FL, LA, SC, required schools to be integrated
- Jim Crow Law
- followed the Black Code, in which its purpose was to restrict civil rights and freedoms of African Americans
- African American schools must be segregated from public places and schools
- Cultural Division
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