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Ch 3 The Civil War
Ch 3 The Civil War
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The Civil War and Reconstruction
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imposing military rule, whereas normally laws would be afforded to citizens
divine rights
natural rights
popular sovereignty
martial law
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This Supreme Court case stated that separate but equal facilities were constitutional.
Korematsu v. U.S.
Plessy v. Ferguson
Ohio Revised Code
Brown v. BOE
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Goal of this group was to intimidate and scare former slaves to keep them from gaining power.
West Virginia Militia
Black Panthers
KKK
Neo-Nazis
4
Black Codes were:
outlawed the KKK
to help poor blacks gain and education
to help poor whites gain voting rights
to keep blacks suppressed and powerless
5
T or F: Radical Republicans liked Lincoln's plan and thought it was fair.
true
false
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Who is this guy?
Andrew Johnson
Andrew Jackson
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant
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President who took over after Lincoln's assassination.
Andrew Johnson
Ulysses S. Grant
Rutherford B Hayes
Andrew Carnegie
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The initial battle (1861) that began the Civil War.
Battle of Little Bighorm
Battle of Gettysburg
Battle of Fort Sumter
Battle of Bull Run
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a tactic of surrounding a city to cut off supplies in order to get them to surrender.
secession
capitulate
siege
invade
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Provided citizenship rights for former slaves, etc.
15th Amendment
14th Amendment
16th Amendment
13th Amendment
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Republican victories in Congress Elections in 1866 meant they could override any Presidential:
doctrine
proclamation
veto
supreme court nominee
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Provided voting rights for former male slaves
13th Amendment
15th Amendment
14th Amendment
12th Amendment
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Union blockade Confederate ports and send gunboats down the Mississippi River to divide Confederacy in two.
Total War
Anaconda Plan
Embargo Plan
Python Plan
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When the President refuses to sign a bill and the session of Congress is over - therefore voiding it from becoming a law
pocket veto
amendment
compromise
bill
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a court order that requires the govt. to charge an imprisoned person with a crime or let go free
indictment
verdict
arraignment
habeas corpus
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This battle (1863) was a turning point in the war because the Union's victory strengthened the Republicans politically.
Battle of Shiloh
Battle of Bunker Hill
Battle of Gettysburg
Battle of Fredericksburg
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President Lincoln's assassin
Fidel Castro
John Wilkes Booth
Lee Harvey Oswald
Powers Booth
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Which doesn't fit regarding the Radicals plan for Reconstruction?
Wanted to build the Democratic Party in South.
Prevent former Confederates officials from office
Wanted to build the Republican Party in South
Help African-Americans in South
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Southerners who supported the North's attempt to reconstruct the South after the war.
KKK
redeemers
scalawags
carpetbaggers
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Roads, Railway, Bridges, Schools, public utilities, etc. are all examples of:
infrastructure
debt
commodities
liabilities
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Who is this guy?
James Garfield
Ulysses Grant
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson Davis
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A phrase used to describe the need for the South to become more industrialized.
New South
Southern Aristocracy
Old South
Keynesianism
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the wearing down of one side by the other through exhaustion of soldiers and resources
attrition
depression
aggression
supply
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How expensive was the Civil War?
$20 billion
$200 million
$2 billion
$20 million
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Lost the 1876 Election to Rutherford B. Hayes
Jefferson Davis
Samuel Tilden
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant
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Agency created to help former slaves and poor people after the Civil War.
Freedman's Bureau
Medicaid
Bureau of Urban Affairs
Social Security
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T or F: The collapse of Reconstruction was a catastrophe for former slaves.
True
False
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Laws of legal segregation were known as:
Jim Crow laws
Bob Evans laws
Uncle Jim laws
Jim Bob laws
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Provided for the abolition of slavery.
1st Amendment
15th Amendment
14th Amendment
13th Amendment
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Kept many sharecroppers in perpetual debt.
Tenant Farmers
Radical Republicans
Low interest rates
High interest rates
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T or F: Grant had a lot of Political experience prior to being elected President.
False
True
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President Johnson challenged the Tenure of Office Act by:
firing Edwin Stanton
disbanding the Freedman's Bureau
hiring Edwin Stanton
being impeached
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This was a proposed compromise plan between the moderates and the Radicals in Congress
Lincoln-Johnson bill
Lincoln-Stevens bill
Wade-Davis bill
DeWayne Wade bill
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Southerners who supported Reconstruction and helped the Republicans during Reconstruction.
scalawags
carpetbaggers
tenant farmers
sharecroppers
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Union General responsible for the "March to the Sea"
Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson
William T. Sherman
Ulysses S. Grant
George Pickett
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Confederate General who earned the nickname, "Stonewall"
Rutherford B Hayes
Robert E. Lee
Andrew Johnson
Thomas Jackson
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This man won the Presidential Election of 1876
Rutherford B Hayes
Abraham Lincoln
Samuel Tilden
Ulysses S Grant
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A pardon granted to a large group of people at one time.
Reconciliation
Amnesty
Probation
Penance
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How many former slaves were elected to federal office during Reconstruction?
14 in House of Reps and 14 in Senate
14 in House of Reps and 2 in Senate
2 in House of Reps and 2 in Senate
2 in House of Reps and 14 in Senate
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This ended up being the plan they used to Reconstruct the South.
Military
Johnson's
Grant's
Lincoln's
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The plan for the rebuilding of the nation after the Civil War.
Reclamation
Reconstruction
Refute
Reconstitution
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Northerners who moved South during Reconstruction to help control State/local govts.
carpetbaggers
scalawags
KKK
traitors
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T or F: Johnson wanted to continue a moderate plan for Reconstruction after Lincoln died.
True
False
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Who is this guy?
Chester Arthur
Andrew Johnson
Rutherford B Hayes
Keyshawn Johnson
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Lincoln's plan called for this percentage of elligible voters to take oath of allegiance.
25%
35%
10%
majority