Reconstruction Extravaganza

Term for the right to vote?

Which U.S. Supreme Court case established the principal of judicial review?

The Black Codes did a lot to expand the rights and opportunities of blacks in the South.

This person became president after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln?

A southern white who opposed secession and joined the anti-slavery Republican party?

What southern state laws unfairly used a person's education to deny blacks their right to vote?

Which Amendment gave blacks citizenship rights, due process, and equal protection of the laws?

Radical Reconstruction was successful in obtaining full equality for blacks.

These segregation laws were passed in the South after Reconstruction:

When state or federal supreme courts determine whether a law or act is constitutional?

Which of the following created a cycle of debt and poverty for African Americans?

This put an end to Radical Reconstruction & led to the removal of Union troops from the South?

The assassination of Lincoln and the Black Codes helped lead to "Radical Reconstruction."

All of the following were POSITIVE aspects of the Reconstruction Era EXCEPT

Uncomplimentary nickname for a northern white who went to the South after the Civil War?

Being deprived of one's rights of citizenship, such as the right to vote:

The secret group that terrorized African Americans and supporters of Reconstruction was the

Which Constitutional Amendment gave black men suffrage?

Which branch of government led the way in punishing the South during Reconstruction?

Which Constitutional Amendment permanently abolished slavery in the U.S.?

To amend the Constitution of Virginia, who must ratify the amendment?

What role did the Freedmen's Bureau play in Reconstruction?

Reconstruction was the process of

This prevents the state or national government from acting in an unfair manner:

Which 1954 U.S. Supreme Court case eventually overturned Plessy v. Ferguson?

To amend the U.S. Constitution, what fraction of state legislatures must ratify it?

The power or right to make judgments about a law?

The Civil Rights Act of 1867 divided the South into this many military districts?

Treating a group of people unfairly because of race, gender or age?

What southern state laws unfairly used economic status to deny blacks the right to vote?