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Civil War and Reconstruction - Chapter 5 Review
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1
To be "set free" is known as _____.
tariff
emancipation
secede
sharecropping
2
______ helped African Americans buy land and find new work.
segregation
confederacy
Freedmen's Bureau
abolition
3
Laws that limited the rights of African Americans were known as _______.
carpetbaggers
black codes
secede
confederacy
4
What do mary McLeod Bethune and James Weldon Johnson have in common?
they both worked for Franklin Roosevelt
they were both high-school principals
they both worked for equal rights
they both opened schools in Daytona, Florida
5
FL became ______ after the Civil War.
segregated
not segregated
6
A war between groups within the same country is known as a ______.
American Revolution
secede
emancipation proclamation
Civil War
7
What happened when Union soldiers docked at the St. Marks River near Tallahassee?
they were captured
they captured many Confederates and the South surrendered
they gained control
they fought Confederate soldiers
8
Who was Jacob Summerlin?
someone why built secret tunnels
someone who gave the Confederate army food
a farmer who gave land to the Confederates
a Confederate spy
9
Business people, government workers and teachers traveled south to help during reconstruction:
carpetbaggers
civil war
sharecropping
blockade
10
A plan that kept African Americans separated from white people is known as _____.
emancipation
sharecropping
reconstruction
segregation
11
Why were most slaves in the South not set free after the Emancipation Proclamation?
there was too much work to be done to leave
the Union had no power over the Confederate states
they agreed to stay
they were not sure the Union could win the war
12
The ending of slavery is known as _______.
secede
black codes
abolition
emancipation
13
To leave:
emancipation
blockade
Black Codes
secede
14
What was Chapter 4 over?
Civil War and Reconstruction
American Revolution and Reconstruction
WWI and Civil War
Construction and Destruction
15
A tax paid on goods that come from another country is known as _____.
blockade
secede
tariff
civil war
16
How did sharecropping affect LANDOWNERS?
it gave them a share in crops grown by unpaid workers
it let them borrow money
it let them earn their freedom
it gave them a chance to learn how to grow new crops
17
What President was elected in 1860?
G. Washington
T. Roosevelt
A. Lincoln
G. Bush
18
Florida supplied the Confederate army with _____.
clothes
food
amo
weapons
19
Freedman's Bureau...
gave African Americans schools
gave African Americans factories
gave African Americans cities
gave African Americans plantations
20
What was one effect of Florida rewriting its constitution?
Florida could rejoin the Confederacy
Florida could rejoin the Union
Florida was given more land
Florida was able to keep slavery
21
Rebuilding and change is known as ________
tariff
civil war
reconstruction
emancipation
22
What led to the Confederate army's surrender?
they wanted to stop after Lincoln was shot
the Confederate general had been killed in battle
the Union said they could keep slaves
the Confederates were worn out
23
Who was the Civil War between?
north and south
north and west
west and east
south and west
24
Why did the North think they could win the war quickly?
they knew Florida would refuse to join the Confederacy
they had more enslaved people making weapons
they controlled the forts in the South
they had more supplies
25
What year did FL become a state?
1840
1845
1850
1855
26
When a landowner gave a worker land, a small house, and sold them farm tools and supplies.
reconstruction
black codes
sharecropping
carpetbaggers
27
A line of ships that keeps goods from entering or leaving a place
confederacy
blockade
tariff
abolition
28
A loose union of groups or states is known as ____.
confederacy
segregation
reconstruction
emancipation
29
______ began in the late 1860s in Florida.
emancipation
tariffs
seceding
reconstruction
30
Why did the South think they could win the war quickly?
they had strong military leaders
they knew the North depended on items grown in the South
they had the support of the slaves
they knew Great Britain would help them
