Reconstruction and RedemptionOnline version What are the key relationships between people and events during Reconstruction and Redemption Periods by Aaron Stinson 1 Reconstruction Amendments 2 Freedmen's Bureau 3 Bourbon Triumvirate 4 Civil Rights Leaders 5 Segregation 13th - Abolished Slavery 14th - Equal rights for all people 15th - Right to vote for African American Men Helped Free Slaves Created Schools Provided Meals and Food Supported the transition from slavery to freedom Brown Colquitt Gordon Wanted to move from agriculture to industry Henry Grady was the spokesman for the South and the group Booker T. Washington John and Lugina Hope W.E.B. Dubois Plessy vs. Ferguson - Separate but equal Disenfranchisement - preventing the right to vote Black Codes - First stage of Jim Crow Laws designed to restrict the African Americans Right to vote KKK- Terrorist organization whose mission was to terrorize and prevent African Americans from voteing Jim Crow - laws creating separate but equal facilities and
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