Louisiana History Chapter 11

What conclusion can be drawn about the Constitution of 1868?

How did Northerners respond to the passage of Black Codes in Southern states?

Which president promised to remove all federal troops from the South?

How did Louisiana’s Reconstruction period compare with that of other states?

Which resulted from Louisiana’s early military occupation during the Reconstruction period?

Which name describes the period of time between the end of the Civil War and 1877?

Which event created a need to pass the 14th Amendment?

Which describes the group that native Louisiana critics referred to as carpetbaggers?

In what year did Louisiana return to home rule?

What was the purpose of the Returning Board?

Which group worked for, and would benefit politically from, allowing freedmen to vote in Louisiana?

How was the Constitution of 1868 different from the Constitution of 1864?

Who were the Knights of the White Camellia?

Which event led to the tragic events at Colfax in 1873?

Which is considered the deadliest instance of politically motivated violence in the United States during Reconstruction?

Which occurred in Louisiana as a result of Johnson’s lenient Reconstruction policies?

How did the Constitution of 1879 differ from the Constitution of 1868?

Which of the following is the meaning of disfranchise?

What was the purpose of the Black Codes?

Which Amendment put an end to slavery throughout the United States?

Which explains why former Confederates were unable to vote during the time of military Reconstruction?

Which explains why district military commanders dissolved state governments under the Reconstruction Acts?

In what year did Louisiana meet the requirements of Lincoln’s Ten Percent Plan?

Who served as Louisiana’s last governor during Reconstruction?

Which happened as a result of the 1866 Mechanics’ Institute Riot?

Who was the first African American to be elected to a statewide office in Louisiana?

Who were the Redeemers?

How were Lincoln and Johnson’s Reconstruction plans similar?

Which event marks the end of the Reconstruction period?