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Used by Grant to stop KKK violence
Wade Davis Bill
Compromise of 1877
Reconstruction Acts
Force Bill
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What was Lincoln's goal for reconstruction?
All of the Above
Use Marshall Law to control the South
Bring Southern states back in quickly
Execute Confederate leadership
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Was the official end of Reconstruction
Wade Davis Bill
Compromise of 1877
Reconstruction Acts
Force Bill
4
This Amendment granted naturalized citizenship
13th Amendment
14th Amendment
16th Amendment
15th Amendment
5
Why was Lincoln assassinated?
He wanted to take rich planters land
He wanted to give Freedmen the right to vote
He wanted to free the slaves
He beat the Confederacy
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Author of the 10% Plan
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Congress
Jefferson Davis
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What was one of the main goals of the KKK
Slow reconstruciton policies
All of the Above
Spread fear among the black population
Stop Freedmen from voting
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The Freedman's Bureau provided education for Freedmen and poor whites
False
True
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This Amendment gave all male citizens the right to vote.
13th Amendment
15th Amendment
14th Amendment
16th Amendment
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Split the South into zones of occupation run by Republican Governors
Reconstruction Acts
Compromise of 1877
Force Bill
Wade Davis Bill
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What was the impact of the Compromise of 1877
It established another 100 years of racism and discrimiation
Rutheford B. Hayes became President
Union troops left the South
All of the Above
12
Thaddeus Stevens was the first Grand Wizard of the KKK
False
True
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What was one major complaint about Carpetbaggers
They would not let freedmen vote
They were corrupt
They did not help poor whites
They assaulted Confederate veterans
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How was the Wade Davis Bill different from the 10% Plan
It put Congress in charge
All of the above
It increased the loyalty oath numbers to 50%
It stripped some Southerners of voting rights
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Union Troops helped guarantee the rights of Freedmen
False
True
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Johnson believed the South should be in charge of Reconstruction
True
False
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Limited the ECONOMIC options of Freedmen in the South
Jim Crow Laws
Black Codes
The 13th Amendment
The Reconstruction Acts
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How were Southern States able to establish Black Codes
Union troops reoccupied the South
Johnson's policies were lenient and put them in charge
The Reconstruction Acts
Lincoln traded it for a quick reunification
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The Black vote increased Republican power at state and federal levels
False
True
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Plessy v. Ferguson was a unanmious decision
False
True
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Supported by the ruling in Plessy v. Ferguson
Black Codes
Jim Crow Laws
The Reconstruction Acts
13th Amendment
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Only allowed African Americans to vote in the general election
White Primary
Poll Tax
Literacy Test
Civics Test
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This Amendment freed the slaves
13th Amendment
14th Amendment
16th Amendment
15th Amendment
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Established Separate but Equal in the U.S.
Roe v. Wade
Tyson v. Holyfield
Plessy v. Ferguson
Marbury v. Madison
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Made Centerist Republicans move further left
The impeachment of Andrew Johnson
Johnson's veto of the Freedmen's Bureau
Lincoln's pocket veto of the Wade Davis Bill
The passage of the 14th Amendment
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Which method was used to limit Freedmen's access to voting
Literacy Test
All of the Above
Poll Tax
Grandfather Clause
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What was the underlying reason for Johnson's impeachment
He violated the Tenure of Office Act
He was blocking Congressional reconstruction
He vetoed the Wade Davis Bill
He vetoed Plessy v. Ferguson
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Northerners who went South looking to aid in Reconstruction
Freedmen
Copperheads
Redeemers
Carpetbaggers
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Promised to "Protect" the vote once elected
Carpetbaggers
KKK
Radical Repulicans
Redeemers
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This Amendment extended the Bill of Rights to the states
15th Amendment
16th Amendment
14th Amendment
13th Amendment
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Why weren't Radical Republicans worried about Johnson's veto
They held a 2/3 majority in both houses
The Supreme Court overruled Johnson's vetos
Johnson was removed from office
Johnson was on their side
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Put Freedmen in a cycle of debt
Freedmen's Bureau
Grandfather Clause
Jim Crow Laws
Sharecropping
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How did the Radical Republican Congress become veto proof?
They impeached Johnson
They didn't let Freedmen vote
They won the 1860 midterm election
They didn't let Southern Democrats take their seats in Congress
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Limited the SOCIAL lives for Freedmen in the South
13th Amendment
Black Codes
The Reconstruction Acts
Jim Crow Laws