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A quiz to test your knowledge on the aspects of Reconstruction and its impact on the United States.
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Who wanted to preserve the Union?
Andrew Johnson
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Southerners
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Who advocated distribution of 'forty acres and a mule' to African American war refugees?
Congress
General Sherman
Andrew Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
3
Freedmen and poor landless whites entered into these agreements with landowners?
What is a partnership?
What is sharecropping?
What is land ownership?
What is hard labor?
4
What was the most important contribution of the Freedman's Bureau?
provide some protection from injustice
provide African Americans with jobs
to abolish slavery
to establish over one thousand schools in the south
5
Who pushed confederate leaders out of their seats in Congress?
Andrew Johnson
Southerners
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
6
Who was the 16th President of the United States?
George Washington
John Quincy Adams
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
7
Which amendment gave all male citizens the right to vote?
14th amendment
15th amendment
13th amendment
2nd amendment
8
What laws did southern states pass that replaced the slave codes?
Yellow codes
Blue codes
Red codes
Black codes
9
The term used by southern critics to discredit Congressional Reconstruction as radical.
What is Radical Reconstruction
What is Radical Party?
What is Reconstruction Bureau?
What is Congressional Reconstruction?
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What did Sharecropping allow African Americans and poor landless whites?
land
equal pay
a day of hard labor
a share of the crop
11
What was the purpose of the Freedman's Bureau?
protect the rights of the freedman against the Black Codes
to help free slaves find their families
to make Congress rich
to create laws for free slaves
12
What amendment abolished slavery in the United States and its territories?
14th amendment
13th amendment
1st amendment
15th amendment
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What did the new Congressional Reconstruction policy require southern states to do?
sell all their property to the government
required all slaves to be free
create their own laws
forced to recognize the 14th amendment by military districts
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What was the aim of the United States Congress during Reconstruction?
to create the Constitution
to make sure that freed slaves would be free
to organize military efforts
to keep all African Americans as slaves
15
Who used violence and threats to intimidate and scare African Americans?
Congress
Southerners
Freed slaves
Confederate Generals
16
What were the aim of southerns during reconstruction?
to return their lives to normal without any changes
to free all their slaves
to rally together for another war
to pay all their slaves minimum wage
17
Who wanted to locate family, establish churches and schools, claim citizenship, and own land?
African Americans
Northern states
Congress
Southern whites
18
Which amendment gave citizenship and equal protection under the law to all African Americans.
13th amendment
15th amendment
2nd amendment
14th amendment
19
Who assassinated Abraham Lincoln?
Michael Jordon
Babe Ruth
Andrew Johnson
John Wilkes Booth
20
Who became President after Lincoln was assassinated?
Andrew Johnson
Andrew Jackson
Barack Obama
George Washington
21
Who wanted at least 10% of southern states to pledge allegiance?
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Johnson
Andrew Jackson
22
What branch of government passed the Freedman's Bureau?
Congress
President of the United States
House of Representatives
Treasury Department
23
What was Abraham Lincoln's aim for reconstruction?
to persuade the northern states to adopt slavery
To surrender to the southern generals
To preserve the Union and end the Civil War quickly
To abolish slavery
24
To what document were the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments added?
United States Constitution
Confederate States of American
Declaration of Independence
Articles of the Confederation
