Which Reconstruction Amendment reads: "Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.

These people were white northerners who moved to the South after the Civil War to either try to make money or assist formerly enslaved African Americans

This supreme court case concluded that it is Constitutional to require the races to be separates as long as their accommodations are equal.

This black leader patterned Tuskegee Institute after Hampton Institute which he had attended

His book The Souls of Black Folk continues to be an influential book.

This general issued Field Order No. 15 that gave formerly enslaved people 40 acres of land and a government mule in order to farm land on the southeast coast.

This secret, faith-based, terrorist organization targeted African Americans for violence in the years after the Civil War.

In the late 1800s this African American, woman, journalist was one of the first to advocate an anti-lynching bill.

This group of soldiers was sent the Southwestern United States to fight Native Americans and protect white settlers

The organization was established by African Americans and white progressives with the purpose of advocating for black civil rights

This Reconstruction Amendment noted that all people born in the United States are citizens and that all citizens are entitled to equal protection under the law

In the 1870s as white southerners used violence and other forms of intimidation to gain control of southern governments they used a term with biblical overtones to describe themselves.

African Americans moving to the west in the 1870s adopted this name

She is often called America's first Black Millionaire.

Black women used these organization to socialize and also to organize initiatives

This political party became the advocate for the formerly enslaved in the years immediately after the Civil War

Southern African Americans began to move to this region of the U.S. in response to racial violence

This form of farming requires the farmer to pay the landowner by giving him a portion of the plants grown.

He became the first black heavyweight boxing champion from the United States

The purpose of this activity was to "make the world safe for democracy."

This form of Reconstruction was instituted as a response to frustrations over the form of Reconstruction put in place immediately after the assassination of Lincoln

This state elected two black senators during the Reconstruction period.

This form of labor allowed plantation and mine owners to use prisoners to work for them for free

W.E.B. DuBois coined this name to refer to educated African Americans who he believed were destined to lead the race.

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