Question

please take a screen shot when you have completed your guided practice and upload for a grade. drag the words into the correct boxes. the did not like all of the changes the government was trying to make, so they began pushing back. southern states began passing laws called that were designed to limit the of freedmen as much as possible. two examples of these laws were that african americans could not own and could not often travel without from their boss. the was also created and tried to maintain. they used and intimidation to accomplish this goal. during reconstruction, the constitution was changed times. the amendment granted equal to the former slaves. the amendment gave the right to. the amendment officially ended in america. reconstruction came to an end with the of 1877. it settled the disputed election. became president, and he promised to remove the from the south.

Explanation:

This is about the Reconstruction - era in American history. Southern states resisted government - imposed changes and passed Black Codes to limit freedmen's rights. The Ku Klux Klan aimed to maintain white supremacy. The 13th Amendment ended slavery, the 14th gave citizenship, and the 15th gave black males the right to vote. Reconstruction ended with the Compromise of 1877 and President Rutherford B. Hayes' promise to remove troops from the South.

Answer:

The South did not like all of the changes the government was trying to make, so they began pushing back. Southern states began passing laws called Black Codes that were designed to limit the rights of freedmen as much as possible. Two examples of these laws were that African Americans could not own weapons and could not often travel without permission from their boss. The Ku Klux Klan was also created and tried to maintain white supremacy. They used fear and intimidation to accomplish this goal. During Reconstruction, the Constitution was changed three times. The Fourteenth Amendment granted equal citizenship to the former slaves. The Fifteenth Amendment gave black males the right to vote. The Thirteenth Amendment officially ended slavery in America. Reconstruction came to an end with the Compromise of 1877. It settled the disputed election. Rutherford B. Hayes became president, and he promised to remove the troops from the South.