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Post Civil War Reconstruction 1863-196
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1
What were the results of the presidential election of 1876?
Rutherford B. Hayes won by a landslide
Rutherford B. Hayes won because of a few disputed votes
Samuel Tilden won six votes
Samuel Tilden won because of a few disputed votes
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What was sharecropping?
Share ownership in a corporation
Cropping your shares with your friends
Renting land from another person in exchange for a share of the crops
Sharing your crops with your friends
3
What was a poll tax?
A tax on poles
Tax required before a person could vote
A tax required in order to install poles
Tax that allowed all people to vote for free
4
How did Andrew Johnson become President?
He spread lies about the opponent
Lincoln got shot
People voted for him
He ran unopposed
5
How did the South develop its industries after the Civil War?
It relied on the North to supply natural resources for making steel
It developed its own natural resources for making clothes
It developed steel instead of agricultural products,like cotton and tobacco
It imported resources such as lumber and iron ore from Europe
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What is segregation?
Belief that one race is superior to another
Legal separation of people based on racial, ethnic, or other differences
When you separate your white and colored clothes while doing laundry
Person or group who is made to bear the blame for others
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How did Radical Republicans gain power in Congress?
Joined forces with moderate Republicans to pass 13th amendment
Promising to enforce Black Codes
Promising to rebuild the South
Joined forces with moderate Republicans to reduce power of Southern Dems.
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How did members of Congress react to the black codes?
Used Black Codes as a model for Reconstruction
Radical Republicans wanted a stricter Reconstruction plan
Thought they were fair and just
Thought each state should decide
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What was a major impact of the war in the South?
All the freedmen looking for jobs
Confederate money was now useless
Damage from total war
Loss of free slave labor
10
What was a literacy test?
An older form of the MAPS tests
Examination to see if a person can read or write, before voting
Examination to see if a person can read or write, before going to school
A test on different literary novels
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What happened to most freedmen after the Civil War?
They owned land through sharecropping
They went back to work where they had been slaves
They receive 40 acres and a mule
They were free from slavery
12
What were the black codes?
Laws that helped blacks
A rule that you had to wear black on Fridays
Southern laws that severely limited rights of blacks after the Civil war
The Code of the Secret Society of African Americans
13
What does
KKK
stand for?
Klan Klux Ku
Keelty's Kool Kids
Ku Klux Klan
Klu Klux Klan
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Who were the "freedmen"
Men who had been freed
Men and women who had been slaves
Free white people
People who supported John Freedman
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What was the Fifteenth Amendment?
All people born in the US are citizens
Women can vote
Can't deny a citizen the right to vote based on race or color
No more slavery
16
What is the 5-digit code to enter the Ministry of Magic at the visitor's entrance (phone booth)
1-2-3-4-5
6-2-7-1-9
6-2-4-4-2
8-6-7-5-3
17
Who is the youngest Disney Princess?
Snow White
Ariel
Cinderella
Rapunzel
18
Which animal cannot walk backwards?
Humans
Monkeys
Kangaroos
Dogs
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Which of the following early Reconstruction measures directly contributed to former slave's education?
the Ten Percent Plan
the Thirteenth Amendment
the Wade-Davis Bill
the Freedman's Bureau
20
Who were the Ku Klux Klan?
A soldier who fights merely for pay, often for foreign countries
Secret Society in the South to reassert white supremacy with violence
English geeks who loved alliterations
Secret Society in the South who wanted black supremacy
21
What was a Scalawag?
Secret Society in the South to reassert white supremacy with violence
White southern who supported the Republicans during Reconstruction
White southerners who resisted change during Reconstruction
Northerner who went to the South after the Civil War
22
Why did southern states agree to ratify the 13th amendment?
Thirteen was their favorite number
They wanted to be bffs with the pres and this was the way to do it
Helped their states win presidential approval to rejoin the Union
They wanted to ban slavery everywhere
23
What is amnesty?
When you are found guilty
A government pardon
When you have amnesia
an act of cruelty and brutality
24
What was the 13th Amendment?
Abolished slavery and involuntary servitude
All are citizens
Freedom of speech
Everyone can vote
25
What effect did the war have on BOTH regions?
Economy disrupted
Financial systems wrecked
Infrastructure ruined
Central government disbanded
26
What was a Carpetbagger?
White southern who supported the Republicans during Reconstruction
Northerner who went to the South after the Civil War
Secret Society in the South to reassert white supremacy with violence
White southerners who resisted change during Reconstruction
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What was a major impact of the war on the North?
Many people moving to the North
Factories lost war business
Lots of damage
Loosing free slave labor
28
What was the grandfather clause?
When your grandfather has claws from not cutting his nails
Law that excused a voter from literacy test if father/grandpa voted before
Way to let poor, illiterate whites to vote
When your grandfather becomes Santa Clause
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What helped to bring an end to Reconstruction?
Renewed southern threats to secede
reforms put in place by southern Conservatives
stories of corruption in Grant's administration
The growing power of radical Republicans
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What was the name of the Supreme Court case that said "Separate but Equal" was okay?
Plessy v Ferguson
Dred Scott v Sandford
McCulloch v Maryland
Roe v Wade
