Which of the following series of events is listed in proper sequence?
a. Slaughterhouse Cases; passage by Congress of Fourteenth Amendment; Reconstruction Act
b. Bargain of 1877; election of Grant; ratification of Fifteenth Amendment
c. assassination of Lincoln; passage by Congress of Fourteenth Amendment; passage of southern Black Codes
d. Tenure of Office Act; impeachment of Johnson; election of Grant
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