What was the effect of Reconstruction on the women's rights movement?

Activists abandoned the movement to focus on black rights

Lincoln's Proclamation of Amnesty & Reconstruction of 1863 was characterized by

Re-entry into the Union with a loyalty oath 10% of voters

Southern Democrats agreed to accept Rutherford B. Hayes as President in 1876 if he agreed to

Remove federal troops from the South

Why was it necessary to add the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments to the Constitution?

Constitution allowed slavery and let states set voting laws

Which of the following was NOT a major reason for conflict between settlers and natives?

The extension of cotton plantations into hunting grounds

Which of the following describes the Homestead Act of 1862?

Settlers were required to both occupy and improve the land

Reconstruction ended in 1877 because

The North lost interest in the cause

Which of the following parts of the Compromise of 1850 was most appealing to the South?

Passing a new Fugitive Slave Law

Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation and changed the focus of the War because...

He felt pressure from the Radical Republicans in Congress.

Which of the following describes Radical Reconstruction?

It tried to reform the South and increase federal power

Why was the Civil Rights Act of 1875 significant?

Last time Congress addressed civil rights until the 1960s

The Supreme Court decision in the Dred Scott in 1857 case proclaimed that...

Slaves could not sue because they were not citizens

The Compromise of 1850 was ultimately unsuccessful in large part because

Many Northerners refused to follow the Fugitive Slave Law

The expansion of railroads into Western lands was caused mostly because of

Government policies promoting economic development

Manifest Destiny reflected which of the following American ideologies?

Cultural and racial superiority

The Mexican-American War divided Congress because it raised the issue of

The expansion of slavery in western territories

Why was Congress unwilling to distribute lands for farming for freed slaves in the South?

Hoped to restore cotton plantations and exports

The massacre at Wounded Knee is historically significant in U.S. history because it

Marked the end of Native American resistance to expansion.

Lincoln delayed issuing the Emancipation Proclamation because he feared that it would...

Cause the border states to secede

Which of these events prompted Congress to pass the Civil Rights Act of 1866?

The eruption of anti-black violence in the South

The 15th Amendment of 1870...

Forbade states from denying voting rights based on race

The Freedman's Bureau did which of the following?

Provided education and helped ex-slaves adjust to freedom

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1
What was the effect of Reconstruction on the women's rights movement?
Movement halted to help immigrants get equal protection
Political opportunities opened up for women
Activists abandoned the movement to focus on black rights
Supreme Court decisions took away some of their civil rights
2
Lincoln's Proclamation of Amnesty & Reconstruction of 1863 was characterized by
A reorganization of Southern gov'ts to include 50% blacks
Re-entry into the Union with a loyalty oath 10% of voters
Amnesty to all Confederates who complied with federal laws
The creation of 5 military districts in the South
3
Southern Democrats agreed to accept Rutherford B. Hayes as President in 1876 if he agreed to
Promote southern industrial development
Support a nationwide Black Code
Remove federal troops from the South
Support political reform laws in the South
4
Why was it necessary to add the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments to the Constitution?
Constitution outlawed federal interference in state laws
Bill of Rights gave state laws precedence over federal laws
Constitution allowed slavery and let states set voting laws
To establish the power of the federal government
5
Which of the following legislation was passed in the South as a reaction to Reconstruction?
The 14th Amendment
Fugitive Slave Act
Black Codes
The Freedmen's Bureau
6
The Kansas-Nebraska Act was based on the principle of...
Popular sovereignty
States' rights
Nullification
Right to secession
7
Which of the following was NOT a major reason for conflict between settlers and natives?
The Transcontinental Railroad
The extension of cotton plantations into hunting grounds
The Homestead Act of 1862
The discovery of gold in the Black Hills region
8
The winner in the 1876 presidential election was decided by
The Supreme Court
The House of Representatives
A special electoral commission
The Senate
9
Which of the following describes the Homestead Act of 1862?
Designed to provide land for southern farmers after the War
Settlers were required to both occupy and improve the land
Most lands were bought by northern speculators
It provided 40 acres of free land to white men
10
The legislation which divided tribal lands to force native assimilation to U.S. society was the
Fort Laramie Treaty
Homestead Act
Dawes Severalty Act
Indian Exclusion Act
11
Reconstruction ended in 1877 because
The Democratic Party lost its political support in the South
The North lost interest in the cause
The northern government had achieved its goals
African American leaders in government were incompetent
12
Which of the following parts of the Compromise of 1850 was most appealing to the South?
Introducing popular sovereignty in the new territories
Ending the slave trade in Washington, D.C.
Admitting California as a free state
Passing a new Fugitive Slave Law
13
Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation and changed the focus of the War because...
He wanted to gain the aid of foreign nations.
His wife told him to.
He wanted to punish the Southern states.
He felt pressure from the Radical Republicans in Congress.
14
Which of the following describes Radical Reconstruction?
It tried to reform the South and increase federal power
It gave former slaves land and opportunity
It sacrificed the rights of freed slaves
It ended racism in both the North and South
15
Why was the Civil Rights Act of 1875 significant?
It addressed the idea of women's suffrage and equality
It desegregated schools and churches in the South
It provided land for freed slaves and their families
Last time Congress addressed civil rights until the 1960s
16
The Supreme Court decision in the Dred Scott in 1857 case proclaimed that...
Slaves had no legal rights because they did not pay taxes
Congress could not interfere with citizens' property rights
Scott was still a slave because he returned to a slave state
Slaves could not sue because they were not citizens
17
The Compromise of 1850 was ultimately unsuccessful in large part because
Groups battled over the issue of slavery in California
Texas and New Mexico continued their dispute over the border
Many Northerners refused to follow the Fugitive Slave Law
Slavery was expanded into California by southern planters
18
The expansion of railroads into Western lands was caused mostly because of
The corruption of southern governments during Reconstruction
Government policies promoting economic development
An increase of immigrants in the Northern industrial cities
White people who were seeking religious refuge
19
Manifest Destiny reflected which of the following American ideologies?
Sectionalism
Technological innovation
Expansion of business markets
Cultural and racial superiority
20
The Mexican-American War divided Congress because it raised the issue of
The land rights and claims of Native Americans
The expanding power of the federal government
The expansion of slavery in western territories
The acquisition of lands through imperialism
21
Why was Congress unwilling to distribute lands for farming for freed slaves in the South?
Freed slaves wanted to work in other industries
Did not think slaves were capable of farming their own land
Wanted to see Industrial Revolution transform the South
Hoped to restore cotton plantations and exports
22
The massacre at Wounded Knee is historically significant in U.S. history because it
Led to the end of the Dawes Severalty Act.
Inspired the Ghost Dance Movement.
Led to a violent Native uprising against settlers.
Marked the end of Native American resistance to expansion.
23
Which of these declared all persons born in the U.S. to be citizens and had equal rights?
The Emancipation Proclamation
The 13th Amendment
Civil Rights Act of 1866
Reconstruction Act of 1867
24
The Dred Scott case overturned the principles of which of the following Acts?
Compromise of 1850
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Missouri Compromise of 1820
Fugitive Slave Law
25
Why did Johnson veto the Freedman's Bureau Law and the Civil Rights Act of 1866?
He felt it violated the core beliefs of the Republican Party
He had deeply racist beliefs
He did not get along with the Radical Republicans
He wanted revenge for the failure of his Reconstruction Plan
26
What was the event that ultimately caused South Carolina's secession from the Union?
The Free Soil Movement
The "Bleeding Kansas" controversy
Lincoln's election in 1860
California admitted as a free state
27
Lincoln delayed issuing the Emancipation Proclamation because he feared that it would...
Cause the border states to secede
Increase foreign support for the South
Decrease the power of the cotton industry
Free slaves before they were 'ready'
28
Which of these events prompted Congress to pass the Civil Rights Act of 1866?
The loss of Johnson's political support
The emergence of the Ku Klux Klan
Johnson's threat to force Reconstruction using the military
The eruption of anti-black violence in the South
29
The 15th Amendment of 1870...
Forbade literacy tests as requirement for voting
Forbade states from denying voting rights based on race
Forbade property ownership as a basis for voting rights
Granted voting rights to all adult African Americans
30
The Freedman's Bureau did which of the following?
Provided education and helped ex-slaves adjust to freedom
Helped to rebuild the Southern economy
Provided land in the Western territories for former slaves
Used military force to enforce Reconstruction legislation

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