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1
Whats the 13th amendment
"Congress will have power to impose and collect income taxes
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"Slavery will not exist in the United States"
The right to carry guns
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The 14th amendment did what?
right for all to vote
right for all to own land
freed the slaves
right for all citizens protection under the law
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What did the 19th amendment do?
Gave the right to income tax
Gave women the right to vote
Gave property away for free in the west
Freed all the slaves
4
What was the Missouri Compromise?
Every new state would be free
They would alternate between slave and free states
What's a Missouri?
Every new state would be slave
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What was an important effect of the sharecropping system and dept peonage?
Freedmen often remained in a state of economic dependence on former masters
Freedmen played an important role in local and state government
Freedmen achieved economic independence from their former masters
Freedment achieved social and political equality in the south
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Which act of Congress overturned South Black Codes, affirmed the rights of the freedmen, and formed the 14th Amendment?
Freedmen’s Bureau Act of 1865
Civil Rights Act of 1866
Military Reconstruction Act of 1867
Homestead Act of 1862
7
From the Supreme Courts decision of Plessy V. Ferguson what practice did this ruling uphold?
free public school for all races
African American participation in politics
job training for freedmen
racial segregation by Jim Crow laws
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What did the Black Codes and later Jim Crow laws have in common?
Both guaranteed rights to African-American freedmen after the Civil War.
Both treated African Americans as separate but equal to white Southerners
Both guaranteed African Americans the right to vote in federal elections.
Both severely restricted the rights of African Americans in the South
9
The Dred Scott decision said that...
Slaves were not citizens
Slaves were free in free territories
Slaves were not free in slave states
Slaves had rights under the Constitution
10
Which is the best definition of a carpetbagger
A northern abolitionist who supported the freedmens bureau
a white southerner who supported reconstruction
a freedman entitled to vote
A northerner who came to the south after the war
11
What was the main goal of the Ku Klux Klan in the 1860s and 1870s?
to provide an alternative to the Democratic and Republican parties
to collect contributions for white Southerners about to lose their farms
to help freedmen to register to vote in state and federal elections
to terrorize freedmen so that they would not exercise their new rights
12
What did the Jim Crow Laws do?
It separated whites from certain states.
All of the above.
It segregated schools, buses, water fountains, from colored to white.
It made white and colored come together.
13
How did the Radical Republican program for Reconstruction differ from the plans of President Lincoln & President Johnson
Radical Republicans wanted freedmen to migrate to Canada or Liberia.
Radical Republicans imposed a civil rights act and military occupation.
Radical Republicans denied that freedmen should be given equal rights
Radical Republicans wanted to pardon former Confederate leaders.
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Why dod the Union impose a navy blockade on the South during the Civil war?
To motivate enslaved African Americans to migrate to the North
To promote domestic industries in the South
Encourage Union sympathizers to persuade their states to rejoin the Union
To strangle the shipment to the confederacy
15
What was the Kansas Nebraska Act?
Kansas and Nebraska became one state.
this was a law that protected corn crops in these states.
States were allowed to vote if free or slave states?
It made slavery illegal.
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Plessy vs. Ferguson
legalized abortion
Guaranteed rights to those arrested for a crime
"Separate but equal" was legalized
Ruled slaves were property and could not sue
17
How did the passage of the Kansas-Nebraska Act contribute to the later outbreak of the Civil War?
It emancipated all slaves living in Kansas and Nebraska, causing resentment
Reopened the question of slavery would be permitted in some territories
It allowed enslaved persons in Kansas to buy their freedom.
Encouraged abolitionists halting the spread of slavery in Kansas.
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Which sentence describes an economic consequence of Reconstruction?
South landowners allowed former slaves use their land for a share of crops
The U.S. Supreme Court upheld state laws requiring racial segregation.
South states were readmitted into the Union after agreeing to amendments
African Americans were able to vote in elections in Southern States.
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secession means to withdrawal from
True
False
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Which point of view on the cause of the civil War would have been held by a Northern Republican?
Voters who elected Lincoln caused the war by ignoring fears of the south
Abolitionist caused the War by placing slavery ahead of the need the union.
South states governments had an obligation to seceded once a majority voted
Slave holders were devoted to the system of slavery they betray the nation
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What was the 15th Amendment?
Amendment that allowed all men to vote
Amendment that ended Northern military occupation of the South.
Amendment that abolished slavery across the United States
Amendment that prohibited states denying equal rights to people