Nat Turner was inspired to lead a revolt against slavery because of his:

religious belief that God intended helead blacks to freedom

The Freedmen’s Bureau was established in 1865 to help

formerslaves make the transition to freedom

TheFifteenth Amendment stipulated that

A person's right to vote could not be deprived based on race

.The Compromise of 1877 informally allowed

RutherfordB. Hayes to win the presidential election

NatTurner, a slave from eastern Virginia, became the first African American toactually initiate

a slave uprising killing 57 whites.

The Thirteenth Amendment

prohibited involuntary servitude

TheReconstruction era is one of the

biggestsuccess stories for blacks in politics

The Enforcement Acts were passed in 1870 due to:

wavesof violence carried out by the Ku Klux Klan

All are true of the Black politicians during Reconstruction EXCEPT

fought as soldiers during the Civil War

The slaves aboard the Amistad

successfully rebelled and attempted to sail to Africa.

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1
Nat Turner was inspired to lead a revolt against slavery because of his:
desireto lead the abolitionist movement
admirationfor David Walker’s Appeal
religious belief that God intended helead blacks to freedom
desireto become a leader like Touissant Louverture
2
The Freedmen’s Bureau was established in 1865 to help
colonizeslaves outside of the United States
formerslave owners adjust to life without slaves
formerslaves make the transition to freedom
trainslaves to fight in the Union Army
3
TheFifteenth Amendment stipulated that
blackpeople could attend college
segregationin public places was not constitutional
Federal government has the right to take land from farmers
A person's right to vote could not be deprived based on race
4
.The Compromise of 1877 informally allowed
RutherfordB. Hayes to win the presidential election
statesupported schools to be integrated
formerslaves to buy land from poor white landowners
thebuilding of railroads through black towns in the West
5
Richard Allen started which African American religious institution in Philadelphia
Baptist
Seventh Day Adventist
African Methodist Episcopal
Orthodox
6
NatTurner, a slave from eastern Virginia, became the first African American toactually initiate
a large-scale, successfully owned, profitable plantation
avoter registration drive among blacks in the North
a slave uprising killing 57 whites.
asuccessful school for black boys
7
Many free African American's in the north before the Civil War were employed as
Sailors
House Painters
Trolley drivers
Artists
8
The Thirteenth Amendment
Garanteed equal protection under the law
Allowed former slaves to vote
prohibited involuntary servitude
banned discrimination in federal offices
9
TheReconstruction era is one of the
biggestsuccess stories for blacks in politics
a reason why black farmers were could succeed after slavery
bloodiesteras in American history
mostpeaceful periods between races in the 19th century
10
He assassinated Abraham Lincoln
James Earl Ray
Lee Harvey Oswalt
Mark David Chapman
John Wilkes Booth
11
This was originally founded as Ashmun in 1854, the nation's first black college
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard
Howard University
Lincoln University
12
Prince Hall was the first African American what?
Free Mason
Bishop
Mechanic
Sailor
13
How many votes did Abraham Lincoln receive from the South?
345,123
789
0
1
14
The Enforcement Acts were passed in 1870 due to:
the diminishing power of Republicans in the South.
whites alarmed by blacks were elected to political offices
wavesof violence carried out by the Ku Klux Klan
poorwhites resenting the success of some black farmers
15
During the harvest season, adult slaves picked about ______ pounds of cotton a day
200
450
50
600
16
Issued by Lincoln, this freed all the slaves in rebel territory
Missouri Compromise
Emancipation Proclamation
Reconstruction
Black Codes
17
All are true of the Black politicians during Reconstruction EXCEPT
were more educated than other African Amercians
wealthier than man other African Americans
fought as soldiers during the Civil War
were likely free before the Civil War
18
Lincoln's plan for Reconstruction, which was viewed as too soft by the Radical Republicans
Reconstruction Acts
Ten Percent Plan
Black Codes
Wade Davis Bill
19
The slaves aboard the Amistad
triedto sink the ship rather than go to the United States
successfully rebelled and attempted to sail to Africa.
threwthemselves over and attempted to swim back to Africa
wereset free upon their arrival to the United States
20
By 1860 approximately 75% of slaves were forced to do this
Pick Cotton
Pick tobacco
Cook
House work

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