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| 689788097 | Horace Greeley | editor of the New York Tribune who ran against Grant in the 1872 presidential election and lost; had the support of the liberal republicans and democrats | 0 | |
| 689788098 | Thomas Nast | cartoonist for The New York Times who exposed William Tweed and brought about his arrest and imprisonment in 1871 | 1 | |
| 689788099 | 2/3 | what percentage of the vote is needed by the senate to impeach a president? | 2 | |
| 689788100 | William Tweed | boss of the local Democratic party in New York City who stole about $200 million from New York taxpayers through dozens of schemes | 3 | |
| 689788101 | pardons all southerners but they need the oath of allegiance | part 1 of Lincoln's Plan | 4 | |
| 689788102 | 10% | what percentage of all whites who had voted in the 1860 election had to take an oath of allegiance to the union as part of Lincoln's Plan? | 5 | |
| 689788103 | Lincoln's Plan | Pardons all southerners but they need the oath of allegiance; restore seceded state after 10% of all whites who had voted in the 1860 election took an oath of allegiance and formed a state government guaranteeing the abolition of slavery | 6 | |
| 689788104 | 1865-1877 | what were the years of reconstruction? | 7 | |
| 689788105 | Andrew Johnson | 17th president of the US | 8 | |
| 689788106 | Andrew Johnson | president that took over after Lincoln's assassination | 9 | |
| 689788107 | democrat | Andrew Johnson's political party | 10 | |
| 689788108 | true | T/F: Johnson adopted Lincoln's Plan | 11 | |
| 689788109 | false | T/F: Johnson created his own plan for reconstruction | 12 | |
| 689788110 | Thaddeus Stevens | representative from Pennsylvania | 13 | |
| 689788111 | Charles Sumner | senator from Massachusetts | 14 | |
| 689788112 | Massachusetts | where is Charles Sumner from? | 15 | |
| 689788113 | Pennsylvania | where is Thaddeus Stevens from? | 16 | |
| 689788114 | abolished slavery | what did the 13th amendment do? | 17 | |
| 689788115 | defined all native born, naturalized persons and blacks as citizens | what did the 14th amendment do? | 18 | |
| 689788116 | gave the right to vote to all male citizens | what did the 15th amendment do? | 19 | |
| 689788117 | Black Codes | laws that regulated former slaves in the south | 20 | |
| 689788118 | Black Codes | laws in the south that gave blacks the right to own property, make contracts, sue in court, marry legally, but did not allow them to partake in jury service, testify against whites, have licenses for anything other than farming | 21 | |
| 689788119 | Freedmen's Bureau | federal agency that was set up in 1865 that cared for former slaves and helped them find jobs, food, clothes, shelter, supervise education and protect civil rights | 22 | |
| 689788120 | Tennessee | which confederate state was the first to be readmitted into the Union? | 23 | |
| 689788121 | Edwin Stanton | Johnson's secretary of war who was a radical republican whom he dismissed | 24 | |
| 689788122 | Whiskey Ring | scheme during which federal revenue agents conspired with the liquor industry to defraud the government of million in taxes | 25 | |
| 689788123 | Tenure of Office Act | act that stated that the President needed approval of US senate for the discharge of any federal official whose appointment had been made with the advice and consent of the senate | 26 | |
| 689788124 | Credit Mobilier | affair during which insiders gave stock to influential members of Congress to avoid investigation of the profits they were making from government subsidies for building the transcontinental railroad | 27 | |
| 689788125 | Grant | 18th president of the US | 28 | |
| 689788126 | 2 | how many terms did Grant serve? | 29 | |
| 689788127 | Jay Gould & James FIsk | Wall Street financiers that made a huge profit by running a scheme to corner the gold market with the help of President Grant's brother-in-law | 30 | |
| 689788128 | Roscoe Conklin & James Blaine | political manipulators and senator who practiced the spoils system | 31 | |
| 689788129 | New York | where was Roscoe Conklin from? | 32 | |
| 689788130 | Maine | where was James Blaine from? | 33 | |
| 689788131 | carpetbaggers | white migrants form the North | 34 | |
| 689788132 | scalawags | southern whites who cooperated with carpetbaggers and blacks | 35 | |
| 689788133 | Compromise of 1877 | the Democrats and Tilden allowed Hayes (Republican) to win the presidency, so long as they promised to withdraw the federal troops in the south | 36 | |
| 689788134 | Hayes | lost the popular vote in the Presidential election in 1876 but won the presidency after the Compromise of 1877 | 37 | |
| 689788135 | Hayes | 19th president of the US | 38 | |
| 689788136 | Tilden | Democrat from New York who won the popular vote in the Presidential election in 1876, but was 1 electoral vote short, and gave up the presidency to Hayes in the Compromise of 1877 | 39 | |
| 689788137 | Eisenhower | who was the first republican president in the 20 century to take the South in a presidential election? | 40 | |
| 689788138 | Jim Crow Laws | system of laws that segregated African-Americans and forced them to use separate facilities, housing, transportation, and schools | 41 | |
| 689788139 | Plessy v. Ferguson | 1896 Supreme Court case that upheld that separate but equal was constitutional | 42 | |
| 689788140 | separate but equal | what did Plessy v. Ferguson establish? | 43 |
