Week+of+5-9+-+5-13

Warm Up: Page 520, PTS #1-4 Class: While watching the Reconstruction video, make a list of things (and give an explanation of each thing) that the government did to rebuild the country. Chapter 18 notes.
 * Monday 5/9/11**

Warm Up: Page 531, Map 2+3 Class: Finish Chapter 18 notes. **Chapter 18 Notes** · 4 million people · Freedmen’s Bureau-helped former slaves - schools (including colleges) - food - clothing · Created 1 month before Lee surrendered · Lincoln’s ideas for rebuilding the South · 1865-1877  · 10% plan (1863): 10% swear loyalty to the U.S., then states could take back control of their state government. · Amnesty: government pardon to Confederates who swore loyalty to US (except former leaders) · Wade Davis Bill (1864): majority loyalty, then they could vote and hold office (not including anyone who volunteered in Confederacy) · Lincoln, Grant, Johnson, and the Secretary of State were all to assassinated · Ford’s Theater, John Wilkes Booth · Lincoln was 56 when he died · 13th Amendment- April 1865 - How does this differ from the Emancipation Proclamation? The 13th Amendment freed all slaves - Pg 240 · Johnson criticized for moderateness · Radical Republicans · 14th Amendment · Former slaves could marry and own property · Permitted to work on plantations (with contracts) · Could not: - Vote - Own guns - Serve on a jury · Riots in South · March 1867 · Threw out states government who refused to ratify the 14th Amendment - All except Tennessee · Divide into South military districts · 1868  · High crimes and misdemeanors · 2/3 of Senate needed · 35-19  · Impeached in House, but not kicked out of office · Ratified in 1870 · All men over 21 (in theory) could vote · Scalawag- white southern Republicans · Carpetbagger- Northerners who move to the South to help with Reconstruction · Republicans in Congress · KKK Act- under Grant · Amnesty of 1872-restore all white southerners rights · 1877- end with the election of Hayes · NO! - Poll taxes - Literacy tests - Grandfather clauses · Jim Crow law · Plessey v Ferguson “Separate but equal” 1896 · Industries in the South · Hayes and Tilden · Tilden got the popular vote, but Hayes won
 * Tuesday 5/10/11**
 * __Freedmen__**
 * __Reconstruction__**
 * __How much to push the issue?__**
 * __Assassination__**
 * __Johnson__**
 * __Black Codes__**
 * __Reconstruction Act__**
 * __Impeach Johnson__**
 * __15th Amendment__**
 * __Vocab__**
 * __KKK__**
 * __End of Reconstruction__**
 * __Do I really get to vote?__**
 * __New South__**
 * __1876 Election Controversy__**

Warm Up: Page 528, Political cartoon 1-3 Class: President Videos (T-chart in notebook for each president). Start KKK raps.
 * Wednesday 5/11/11 **

Warm Up: Page 522, Chart #1+2 Class: Work in partners on a rap or song about the KKK from the point of view of whatever group/individual you are assigned (four stanzas, five lines each)
 * Thursday 5/12/11**

Class: Reconstruction Blocks
 * Friday 5/13/11**

Things that helped Reconstruction:
 * __Social:__** Radical Republicans, Freedmen's Bureau, Carpetbaggers, Black Codes
 * __Political:__** Radical Republicans, 15th Amendment, Johnson's Impeachment, Radical Reconstruction
 * __Economic:__** Freedmen's Bureau, Sharecroppers

Things that hurt Reconstruction: Ku Klux Klan, Johnson's Plan, Lincoln's Assassination, Conservative