Chapter 23 Outline-AP US History Mrs. Sanchez Chapter 23 Reading due by the day you take your Final Exam The Ordeal of Reconstruction I. The Problems of Peace A. What needed to be resolved? B. The South described II. Freedmen Define Freedom A. On again, Off again freedom B. Responses to emancipation C. Relocation of Blacks D. Importance of the Church E. Importance of Education III. The Freedmen's Bureau A. Purpose B. Successes IV. Johnson: The Tailor President A. Johnson's background B. Why did Johnson not fit in, politically? V. Presidential Reconstruction A. Lincoln's 10 percent plan B. Wade Davis Bill C. Two factions of Republicans D. Johnson's reconstruction plans VI. The Baleful Black Codes A. What was contained in the Black codes? VII. Congressional Reconstruction A. Congressional reaction to Johnson's actions toward Reconstruction B. Northern reaction to the "white-washed rebels" C. Republican concerns VIII. Johnson Clashes with Congress A. How did the conflict between Johnson and Congress erupt? B. Events in the Clash with Congress C. Importance of Tennessee D. 14th Amendments contents IX. Swinging 'Round the Circle with Johnson X. Republican Principles and Programs A. Charles Sumner and Thaddeus Stevens B. Attitudes among Republicans XI. Reconstruction by the Sword A. Reconstruction Act of 1867 1. Contents 2. Effect B. Ex parte Milligan 1866 XII. No Women voters A. Women's position after Amendments B. Problem wording of Amendments XIII. The realities of Radical Reconstruction in the South A. Problems B. African-Americans C. Reconstruction Governments D. Scalawags and Carpetbaggers E. Reality of Reconstruction Governments XIV. The Ku Klux Klan A. Beginning B. Outcome C. Congressional involvement XV. Johnson Walks the Impeachment Plank A. Radical Plans B. Tenure of Office Act C. Reaction/ Johnson and Congress XVI. A Not-Guilty Verdict for Johnson A. What happened in the Senate B. Why C. Outcome XVII. The Purchase of Alaska A. Background B. Purchase C. Reaction XVIII. The Heritage of Reconstruction A. Scar on the South B. Republican Effect.