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1
Pickett's Charge refers to
Lee's attempt to take Cemetery Ridge at Gettysburg.
Grant's pursuit of Lee's troops after the fall of Petersburg
Gen Pickett's charge after explosion at Battle of the Crater
attempt by Confederate troops to escape the siege of Petersburg
2
Which battle was the turning point of the Civil War?
Fort Sumter
Gettysburg
Antietam
Petersburg
3
The plan for Reconstruction that was supposed to go easy on the South and welcome them back to the Union was
Lincoln's 10% Plan
Tenure of Office Act
Wade-Davis Bill
14th Amendment
4
In oral arguments in Brown v Board of Education, _____________ argued on behalf of Brown.
Lyndon Johnson
Clarence Thomas
John Marshall
Thurgood Marshall
5
The Supreme Court decision in Plessy v Ferguson paved the way for
voting rights
equal rights for women
Jim Crow laws
equal rights for African Americans
6
Thurgood Marshall eventually became the first African American
member of Congress
speaker of the house
Supreme Court Justice
president
7
Surrounding an area and not allowing food, troops, or supplies from entering or exiting is known as
Total War
Reconstruction
Rendezvous
siege
8
President Johnson was
impeached, but not removed from office
not impeached, but was removed from office
impeached and removed from office
not impeached and not removed from office
9
All of the following were meant to prevent Freedmen from voting EXCEPT
literacy test
poll tax
grandfather clause
Freedmen's Bureau
10
Why was Gettysburg known as the turning point of the Civil War?
Confederates couldn't win a war on Union territory
Union laid siege to Gettysburg
the war was almost over
The Union realized they had underestimate the Confederates
11
Which president was NOT impeached?
Richard Nixon
Andrew Johnson
Donald Trump
Bill Clinton
12
The Emancipation Proclamation did not affect slaves in
Confederate states
any state
border states
the Mexican Cession
13
A group of people who fought to keep African Americans powerless and restore Southern power was the
Carpetbaggers
Scalawags
Freedmen's Bureau
Ku Klux Klan
14
Andrew Johnson was a
Whig
Democrat
Constitutional Union Party
Radical Republican
15
Which amendment granted universal male suffrage?
13th Amendment
14th Amendment
15th Amendment
19th Amendment
16
Who won the Election of 1868?
Lincoln
Lee
Johnson
Grant
17
Who became president after Lincoln's Assassination?
Ulysses S Grant
Rutherford B Hayes
Andrew Johnson
Andrew Jackson
18
The department set up to help former slaves was called the
Ku Klux Klan
Department of Slaves
Reconstruction Acts
Freedmen's Bureau
19
The last major battle of the Civil War was
Bull Run
Gettysburg
Vicksburg
Petersburg
20
President Johnson was charged for
firing Secretary of State William Seward, violating the Reconstruction Acts
preventing Freedmen from voting
plotting to assassinate President Lincoln, violating the murder law
firing Secretary of War Edwin Stanton, violating the Tenure of Office Act
21
All of the following were Democratic gains from the Compromise of 1877 EXCEPT
Federal money would be given to the south for construction projects
a Democrat would be appointed to the cabinet
Hayes became president
Federal troops would be removed from the South
22
Who was NOT a candidate for president in 1864?
Abraham Lincoln
George McClellan
Stephen Douglas
23
The leading General for the Union at the end of the Civil War was ___
Robert E Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Ulysses S Grant
George McClellan
24
The Emancipation Proclamation
immediately ended the Civil War
freed all slaves in states and territories in rebellion
freed all slaves
freed only the slaves in the border states
25
The phrase "with malice toward none, with charity for all..." can be found in
Lincoln's second inaugural address
Lincoln's first inaugural address
Gettysburg Address
Emancipation Proclamation
26
Which is the correct chronological order of the presidents in this unit?
Hayes--> Lincoln--> Johnson--> Grant--> Buchanan
Buchanan--> Lincoln--> Johnson--> Grant--> Hayes
Lincoln--> Johnson--> Grant--> Hayes--> Buchanan
Buchanan--> Lincoln--> Grant--> Johnson--> Hayes
27
The process that the Federal government used to readmit Southern states to the Union after the Civil War was
Reconstruction
14th Amendment
Freedmen's Bureau
Total War
28
Brown v Board of Education stated that
Reconstruction was over
separate educational facilities cannot be equal (and are unconstitutional)
African Americans have the right to vote
segregation was constitutional
29
in the 1876 election, who won the majority of of electoral vote?
Hayes
Grant
nobody
Tilden
30
Total War was
the Confederate strategy for winning the war
war not only against the enemy, but everything that supports the enemy
killing as many people as possible
war against the enemy only
31
The political party that believed in punishing the South for the Civil War was the
Radical Republicans
Constitutional Union Party
Democrats
Whigs
32
Slavery was banned in the United States by the
14th Amendment
Emancipation Proclamation
15 Amendment
13th Amendment
33
Impeach means to
send to jail
reject
kick out of office
bring charges against
34
Plessy v Ferguson was finally overturned by
Dred Scott v Sandford
a constitutional amendment
Brown v Board of Education
Miranda v Arizona
35
Jim Crow laws
granted equal rights to African Americans
prevented African Americans from voting
called for an end to segregation
allowed for segregation of African Americans and white people
36
Lincoln's purpose in issuing the Emancipation Proclamation was to
give a new, common cause for fighting the war: freeing the slaves
immediately end the Civil War
immediately free all slaves
cause the border states to secede
37
Winner of the Election of 1864
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant
Henry Clay
George B. McClellan
38
All of the following were an outcome of the meeting at Appomattox Court House EXCEPT
Lee surrendered to Grant
Confederate soldiers agreed not to take up arms against the United States
Confederate soldiers were allowed to keep their horses and muskets
Grant surrendered to Lee
39
The former Confederacy was divided into five military districts by the
Reconstruction Acts of 1867
14th Amendment
Black Codes
Tenure of Office Act
40
Which general led a strategy of total war?
William T. Sherman
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant
Robert E. Lee
41
In the Supreme Court's decision in Plessy v Ferguson, the court decided that
separate but equal facilities were legal
segregation was illegal
laws preventing African Americans from voting were unconstitutional
Reconstruction was over
42
The surrender of the Civil War took place at
Appomattox Court House
Petersburg
Richmond
Gettysburg
43
A Republican gain in the Compromise of 1877 was
Tilden became president
Federal government would remove troops from the south
the president would appoint a Democrat to his cabinet
Hayes became president
44
Abraham Lincoln was assassinated by
Ulysses S Grant
Andrew Johnson
John Wilkes Booth
Robert E Lee
45
The election of 1876 was decided by
electoral vote
popular vote
a bipartisan commission
House of Representatives
46
Which amendment said that all people born in the US are citizens and all citizens have equal protection under the law?
13th Amendment
19th Amendment
15th Amendment
14th Amendment
47
Who was the leading general of the Confederate Army?
Robert E. Lee
Ulysses S. Grant
George McClellan
Jefferson Davis
48
The plan for Reconstruction that was supposed to punish the South and make sure they were ready to reunite was
Wade-Davis Bill
Lincoln's 10% Plan
14th Amendment
Tenure of Office Act
49
A law that made it illegal for the president to fire a cabinet member without Senate approval was the
14th Amendment
Black Codes
Reconstruction Acts of 1867
Tenure of Office Act
50
Lincoln won reelection in 1864 because
he had reunited the union
Total War in the South made people sense that victory was coming soon
the Union had won the Civil War
he had successfully abolished slavery
51
All of the following were failures of Reconstruction EXCEPT
Most African Americans lived in poverty
widespread violence
Few African Americans took part in politics
13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments were ratified
52
Laws that limited the rights of former slaves were the
14th Amendment
Tenure of Office Act
Black Codes
Reconstruction Acts of 1867