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These were strategies Democrats used to prevent African Americans from voting:
Poll tax and literacy tests
Black Codes
Driver's test and CAT scan
Jim Crow laws
2
One of the failures of Reconstruction, this allowed all public spaces to be segregated.
Emancipation Proclamation
Freedman's Bureau
Black Codes
Jim Crow laws
3
Who shot president Abraham Lincoln and why?
John Wilkes Booth, upset that Lincoln didn't like his acting
Mary Surratt, upset over Union beliefs
John Wilkes Booth, upset over Union victory
Mary Todd Lincoln, upset that Lincoln was always too busy
4
This was a breakthrough for African Americans during Reconstruction:
Jim Crow laws
education
tenant farming
sharecropping
5
Were public accomodations during and after reconstruction actually separate and equal?
Yes!
No!
Yes, if you consider Guam and Puerto Rico.
Yes, if you consider Alaska.
6
After the Civil War, was the US comprised of 50 states?
No, some were still just territories.
No, some areas still belonged to England.
Yes, if you count Puerto Rico and Guam.
Yes, there were 50 states.
7
This Supreme Court case caused segregation to become legal in the US as "separate but equal"
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Roe vs. Wade
Pinckney vs. Grant
Dredd Scott decision
8
He rebelled against the Confederates and fought for freedmen's rights, marrying a former slave
Newton Knight
Jefferson Davis
Isaac Newton
The Dark Knight
9
This president was a Democrat who vetoed reform for freedmen. Congress attempted to impeach him
Andrew Johnson
Rutherford B. Hayes
Ulysses S. Grant
Jefferson Davis
10
He was the first African American to be elected as a US governor.
Frederick Douglass
Booker T. Washington
Pritchard Punchback
Pinckney Pinchback
11
Did the reconstruction fix all the problems of the United States of America?
No, although advancements were made, segregation divided us.
Yes, everything went well afterwards.
All of the above
Yes, once the depression was over.
12
What was a minstrel show?
A theatrical show about Civil War memories
A church ministry to encourage the nation
An educational show about the Civil War
A racist music song and dance show against African Americans
13
He was the first African American to serve in Congress from 1870-1871.
Frederick Douglass
Barack Obama
Hiram Rhode Revels
Pinckey Pinchback
14
This group of people fought for their right to vote but it was not achieved until 1920.
African Americans
Native Americans
women
Mexican Americans
15
During the reconstruction era, many African Americans:
sang and danced in minstrel shows
bought southern plantations
ran for office and served in politics
fled to Canada
16
In 1873, the nation experienced a:
financial boom
war with England
financial depression
celebration for Republican victory over Johnson
17
This political group worked hard to achieve the successes of the Reconstruction:
Lincoln's Renegade
Grant's Reformers
Davis's Democrats
Radical Republicans
18
Who became president after Lincoln was assassinated?
Ulysses S. Grant
Barack Obama
Andrew Johnson
Thaddeus Stevens
19
This holiday celebrates when General Granger enforced emancipation in Galveston, Texas:
Texan Emancipation Day
Juneteenth
Junecipation
Nineteenth
20
A scallywag was a person who was:
a northerner who picked on southerners for their accents
a white southerner who supported Reconstruction
a Southern Democrat who worked for the Freedmen's Bureau
a black Radical Republican who ran for office in the South
21
What were the years of reconstruction?
1865-1885
1776-1861
1861-1865
1865-1877
22
How were southern states readmitted into the Union?
Tearing up their Confederate flags
Jailing the previous Confederate leaders
Amending their state constitutions to reflect Union laws
Tearing down Confederate statues
23
The 14th Amendment states that:
Immigrants can run for political office
All people born in the US are American citizens with rights
Sharecropping was a legal practice
Slavery no longer would exist in America
24
This southern terrorist group murdered freedmen and Radical Republicans to stifle progress.
Ku Klux Klan
Carpetbaggers
Hitler's Helpers
Scallywags
25
What freedom did the 15th amendment provide?
freedom of speech
freedom to protest
freedom of the press
freedom for all male citizens to vote regardless of race
26
The Military Reconstruction Act of 1867 caused:
The Freeman's Bureau to end
Forced emancipation in Texas
Five southern districts under military watch
Jim Crow laws to go into effect
27
A carpetbagger was a person who:
was a politician supporting old Confederate ideas
Moved south from the North supporting Republican agendas
was homeless and carried his belongings in a carpet bag
was a southern Democrat and carried mail to the post offices
28
What group fought for the rights of freedmen during reconstruction?
KKK
Radical Republicans
Southern Democrats
Homestead Helpers
29
This reason caused Reconstruction to be a difficult process:
Andrew Johnson was a racist southerner who vetoed progress
People grieved for years over Lincoln's death
Ulysses s. Grant's drinking problem
People spent too much money on minstrel shows
30
After the Civil War, these situations caused by the war made reconstruction difficult:
sickness and disease
high death count and property damage
lack of politicians and leaders
post war stress disorder
31
This deal both parties agreed to ended the Reconstruction and removed military from the South.
The Compromise of 1877
The Black Codes
The Dred Scott Decision
The Emancipation Proclamation
32
What happened to the four people who conspired with Booth to assassinate Lincoln?
They received a key to the city by Confederates.
They produced a play about Lincoln's death
They ran away to Canada
They were all hanged for Lincoln's murder
33
This was a success of the Reconstruction Era:
Freedom to travel west
More traveling shows
More tenant farming
New freedoms added to the US Constitution
34
The 13th Amendment states that:
Immigrants can run for political office
Slavery will never again exist in America
All citizens of America can vote
All born in America are citizens
35
While reconstruction happened in the South, the western territories:
experienced the Western war
experienced the Gold Rush and Oregon trail
experienced the Industrial Era
experienced the Progressive Movement
36
Where was president Lincoln assassinated?
Ford's Theater, Washington DC
Chrysler Hall, Norfolk, VA
Appomattox Court House, VA
Ashton Villa, Galveston, Texas
37
This time period was called Reconstruction because:
The nation had to be reestablished and reformed.
The nation took out many construction loans to repair towns.
The nation had lots of destroyed buildings after the war.
The transcontinental railroad reconstructed the nation
38
Which general enforced the 13th amendment in Texas?
General Granger
General Ulysses S. Grant
General Robert E. Lee
General William Tecumseh Sherman
39
Although he was an amazing general, his presidency was disappointing to many.
Ulysses S. Grant
Andrew Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Rutherford B. Hayes
40
This federal agency provided resources for freedmen and their families:
Radical Republicans
Freedman's Bureau
Freedom Recovery Rangers
Southern Democrats
41
What amendments were added to the Constitution during the Reconstruction Era?
11, 12, 13
none
13, 14, 15
6, 7, 8