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The Civil War and Reconstruction study
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When was Andrew Johnson elected president?
1877
1861
1865
1865
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What was the importance of the 13th Amendment?
Declared that everyone should have the same rights
All citizens born in America are protected by the law
It abolished slavery in the U.S and it’s territories
Gave the right for EVERYONE to vote
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What was the importance of the 14th Amendment?
All citizens born in America are protected by the law
Helped enslaved people build new lives
Gave the right for EVERYONE to voted
It abolished slavery in the U.S and it’s territories
4
When was Rutherford B. Elected president?
1865
1877
1870
1868
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When did Reconstruction end?
When the 15th Amendment was added to the Constitution(1870)
When the Civil Rights Act of 1866 was passed
1865 after Abraham Lincoln was assassinated
During the Election of 1876
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When did the Civil War end?
1866
1865
1861
1765
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What was the importance of the 15th Amendment?
Declared that everyone should have the same rights
Gave the right for EVERYONE to voted
It abolished slavery in the U.S and it’s territories
Helped enslaved people build new lives
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When did the Civil War start?
1816
1861
1761
1851
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What did Abraham Lincoln contribute to Reconstruction?
Restricted the laws of Blacks again
Convinced Southerner’s to reunite as Americans
He wanted to preserve the Union than to punish the South
Declared that EVERYONE should have the same rights
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What was the “Lost Cause”?
A myth by Southerner’s where the praised Union Leaders
A myth by Southerner’s where they praised Confed. Leaders
A myth where Northerner’s praised Union Leaders
A myth by Northerner’s where they praised Confed. Leaders
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What was the Freedmen’s Bureau?
Gave all citizens born in America protection under the law
It abolished slavery on the U.S territories
Declared everyone should have the same rights
Helped former enslaved people to build new lives
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When was Abraham Lincoln assassinated?
1868
1865
1877
1861
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What happened when President Rutherford B. Hayes took office?
Gave EVERYONE the right to vote
Convinced the Southerner’s to reunite as Americans
He restricted the laws for Blacks
He removed federal troops from the south
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What did Frederick Douglass contribute to Reconstruction?
He restricted Black laws
He wanted to preserve the Union than to punish the South
Convinced Southerner’s to reunite as Americans
He was a powerful voice for Human Rights and Civil liberties
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When was the 14th Amendment added to the Constitution?
1877
1861
1868
1865
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What did Robert E. Lee contribute to Reconstruction?
Convinced the Southerner’s to reunite as Americans
Wanted to preserve the Union than to punish the South
Gave the rights for EVERYONE to vote
Helped former enslaved people build new lives
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What did the Civil Rights Act do?(1866)
Helped former enslaved people build new lives
Declared that EVERYONE should have same rights.
Gave the rights for EVERYONE to vote
Removed federal troops from the south
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When was the Civil Rights Act passed?
1865
1877
1866
1870
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When was the 15th Amendment added to the Constitution?
1870
1877
1880
1861
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How did African Americans exercise their newfound freedom?
They were able to the things Whites could do
Convinced the Southerners to reunite as Americans
Helped enslaved people build new lives
White citizens were concerned and limited their freedom
21
When was the 13th Amendment ratified?
1765
1865
1856
1877
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What was the period of history following the Civil War called?
Civil Rights Act
The Freedmen’s Bureau
The 15th Amendment
The Reconstruction
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What were the “Black Codes”?
The Blacks were able to do the things whites could
Gave EVERYONE the right to vote
Restricted the laws of Blacks again
Helped former enslaved people to build new lives