Born: February 12,1809

Died:April 15,1865

Birth town : Hodgenville,Kentucky

He helped pass the 13th amendment.

Fun fact:He is the tallest president.

 died January 16th 1901

 birth town Fayetteville,North Carolina

The first African-American to serve in the U.S Senate in 1870

 fun fact the first African-American to serve in the US Congress

 Died February 20 1895

 birth town talbot country,Maryland

 he continued to fight for African-American rights

  fun fact the first African American  nominated for vice president in the United States.

1. A picture of them (use the orange image search button)

2. Birth Year to Death Year

3. State and Hometown

4. 1 thing they are most famous for doing during Reconstruction

5. 1 additional interesting fact about them

Born:December 29,1808

Died:July 31,1875

Birth town:Raleigh,North Carolina

He tried to weaken enforcement's of the reconstruction law.

fun fact: He ran away at fifteen

 died August 1st 1887

 birth town Georgetown South Carolina

 The first African-American to serve in the U.S House of Representatives

 fun fact before politics he worked as a barber

 died August 11th 1868

 birth town Danville Vermont

 he was a leader of the Radical Republicans in Congress 

Fact  he requested to be buried in an integrated Cemetery

The password for most databases is: books

Died:July 23,1885

birth town:point Russian Ohio

Ulysses S. Grant focused on protecting the rights of

freedmen

fun fact:two term president

 died February 23rd 1915

 birth town Beaufort,South Carolina

 served in the U.S House of Representatives

 fun fact during the Civil War before reconstruction he became famous for stealing a Confederate ship. 

 died August 4th 1886

 birth town New Lebanon,New York

Democratic  presidential  candidate in the disputed 1876 election 

Fun fact he was a wealthy lawyer who left much of his  Fortune to help establish the New York Public Library 

Died:January 17, 1893

Birth town:Delaware, Ohio

He ended the reconstruction

fun fact: He was a disable hero

 died October 6th 1912

 birth town Liberty County Georgia

 she established in taught at schools for free children and adults working to expand education for African Americans after the Civil War

 fun fact first African American woman to publish an account of her experiences during the Civil War

 died November 26th 1883

 birth town rifton New York

 she worked to help formerly enslaved people find jobs and build new lives

 fun fact she gave her famous ¨  ain't I a woman?¨  speech in 1851