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Across 4. Rival plan for the reconstruction; required white men to swear loyalty to the Union. Disallowed Confederates to vote or hold office. (2 Words) 6. Gave the right to vote to African-Americans (2 Words) 7. Threw out the Southern governments that had refused to ratify the fourteenth amendment—all the former Confederate states except Tennessee; the law was passed by Congress overriding Johnson’s veto (2 Words) 11. Gave food and clothing to formers slaves and tried to find them jobs; it also helped poor whites as well. (2 Words) 13. Laws that separated people of different races in public places in the South 15. Supreme court case that ruled that segregation was legal so long as facilities for blacks and whites were equal; “Separate but equal” rule (2 Words) 16. New party formed by Free-soilers, Northern Democrats, and antislavery Whigs (2 Words) 17. Laws that separated people of different races in public places in the South (3 Words) 18. To set free 19. Examination to see if a person can read and write, used in the past to restrict voting rights (2 Words)

Down 1. Law that excused a voter from a literacy test if his grandfather had been eligible to vote on January 1st, 1867—protected the voting rights of Southern whites but not those of southern blacks. (2 Words) 2. Banned slavery throughout the nation (2 Words) 3. Supreme court case that ruled that segregation was legal so long as facilities for blacks and whites were equal; “Separate but equal” rule (3 Words) 5. A Southern state could form a new government after10% of its voters swore an oath of loyalty to the United States (3 Words) 8. Rule by the Army instead of the elected government (2 Words) 9. Tax on people’s earnings 10. Tax on people’s earnings 12. Laws that severely limited the rights of freedmen after the Civil War (2 Words) 14. Right to have charges filed or hearing before being jailed (2 Words)