How did native southerners feel about the Carpetbaggers?

Southerners felt the burdens of Northerners and their new ideals

What impact did the compromise of 1850 have on the different sections of the U.S.?

It caused more tensions between the sections.

What was the biggest accomplishment of the Freedmen’s Bureau that we still see today?

Established Schools for African Americans

Why did the Union impose a naval blockade on the South during the Civil War?

Blocking Southern ports to prevent the trade for war supplies

What did Lincoln’s 10% plan and Johnson’s plan have in common?

Confederate states allowed back into Union quickly.

What reactions did Southern States have to the 14th, and 15th amendments?

Southern States established loopholes to prevent these rights.

What did the Radical Republicans want to do to the former Confederates?

Wanted Confederates punished as criminals and traitors.

Why did the 13th amendment have to be passed, if the Emancipation Proclamation had already been established?

Emancipation Proclamation only abolished slavery in the seceding states

What did the Radical Republicans accomplish ?

They passed civil rights legislation for the former slaves

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1
What do the 14^th and 15^th amendments have in common?
Grants citizenship
Grants freedom and citizenship
Grants rights to all citizens
Grants voting rights
2
How did native southerners feel about the Carpetbaggers?
Southerners resented having to support northern migrants looking for jobs.
Most southerners were ready for the cultural change.
Southerners felt the burdens of Northerners and their new ideals
Southerners took advantage of the wealth carpetbaggers provided.
3
What led to the massive migration of African Americans
Conditions under sharecropping
Establishment of Jim Crow Laws
Carpet baggers were moving South
The Rise of the KKK
4
What impact did the compromise of 1850 have on the different sections of the U.S.?
Only the South was impacted.
It caused more tensions between the sections.
The North refused to agree to the terms
Beneficial to both North and South which alleviated tensions.
5
What was the biggest accomplishment of the Freedmen’s Bureau that we still see today?
Established Schools for African Americans
Established Hospitals and shelters
Initiated polling fees and literacy tests
Established land grants for African American
6
What Act did President Johnson violate to get himself Impeached?
Reconstruction Act
Confederate Repatriation Act
Civil Rights Act of 1866
Tenure of Office Act
7
Why did the Union impose a naval blockade on the South during the Civil War?
Preventing the British navy from assisting the Union
To recruit slaves to rebel against their owners.
Blocking Southern ports to prevent the trade for war supplies
to encourage seceding states to rejoin the Union.
8
What did Lincoln’s 10% plan and Johnson’s plan have in common?
Confederates pay restitutions to the Union.
Confederates were punished for war crimes.
Confederate states allowed back into Union quickly.
Slavery abolished in only the confederate states.
9
What reactions did Southern States have to the 14^th, and 15^th amendments?
Southerners created hate groups to push African Americans out of the South.
Carpetbaggers in the South campaigned for African American votes.
Southern States established loopholes to prevent these rights.
Southern states established Black Codes.
10
What did the 13th amendment accomplish?
None of the above
protected voting rights
protected Constitutional rights
abolished slavery
11
After the Civil War many African Americans were locked into a system of Debt Peonage
False
True
12
Sharecroppers had to pay a portion of their crops in exchange for what from landowners?
Food and shelter
Wages and benefits
Farming license contracts
Tools and supplies
13
What did the Radical Republicans want to do to the former Confederates?
Wanted Confederates punished as criminals and traitors.
Give up their lands and businesses to their former slaves.
Force them to leave the Union entirely.
Return to the South with full pardons.
14
Which event was the cause for the secession of the first Southern states in 1861?
Attack on Fort Sumter
Presidential election results
Passage of the Kansas-Nebraska Act
Passage of anti-slavery legislation
15
Why did the 13^th amendment have to be passed, if the Emancipation Proclamation had already been established?
Emancipation Proclamation only abolished slavery in the seceding states
Emancipation Proclamation didn’t abolish slavery in potential new states.
Slavery would still be allowed in the constitution
Southern states did not accept the Emancipation Proclamation
16
Which amendment guaranteed the “equal protection” of the laws to all American citizens?
15th
16th
13th
14th
17
What did the Radical Republicans accomplish ?
They helped to restore Industry throughout the south
Former slaves were compensated for their labors.
They expanded the power of the executive branch.
They passed civil rights legislation for the former slaves
18
Sharecroppers received tools and land from landowners in exchange for portion of their crops
True
False

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