Why was the election of 1860 significant?

Lincoln won without a single electoral vote from the South.

Northerners who moved south during reconstruction

Methods used to limit black people from voting in the south

Literacy tests and grandfather clause

The Crittenden Compromise sought to

pass an amendment guaranteeing slavery where it was, expand the Missouri Compromise line from coast to coast.

Radical Republican who led Reconstruction

As a result of the Emancipation Proclamation

Black people joined the Union army

The Emancipation Proclamation

freed the slaves in confederate-controlled areas

What was the most direct reason for the end of Reconstruction

the North's waning commitment to reform

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1
The Wade-Davis Bill required what percentage of Southerners to take an oath of loyalty
10%
90%
50%
60%
2
The 13th Amendment
Allowed black men to vote
Protected all citizens
Defined Citizenship
Outlawed Slavery
3
Why was the election of 1860 significant?
Lincoln won every electoral vote in the North.
Lincoln won every electoral vote in the country.
Lincoln won every electoral vote in the South.
Lincoln won without a single electoral vote from the South.
4
One of the greatest accomplishments of the Freedmen's Bureau was in
Education
Jobs
Voting rights
Black Churches
5
A Carpetbagger was
Northerners who voted Democrat
A southerner who favored reconstruction
Members of the Republican party
Northerners who moved south during reconstruction
6
Who implemented military districts?
Liberal Republicans
Radical Republicans
Abe Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
7
Methods used to limit black people from voting in the south
Removing black politicians from office
Convict leasing
Sharecropping
Literacy tests and grandfather clause
8
The Crittenden Compromise sought to
pass an amendment guaranteeing slavery where it was
prohibit slavery in the south
encourage gradual emancipation in the South
expand the Missouri Compromise line from coast to coast.
9
Thaddeus Stevens
Andrew Johnson's worse enemy
a Union general
Radical Republican who led Reconstruction
was the vice president of the Confederacy
10
As a result of the Emancipation Proclamation
Lincoln was reelected
Black people joined the Union army
The Fugitive Slave Act was enforced
The Confederacy surrendered
11
The Emancipation Proclamation
freed the slaves in the Northern states
freed all the slaves in the US
freed the slaves in the border states only
freed the slaves in confederate-controlled areas
12
Andrew Johnson was almost removed from office
by 2 votes
by 3 votes
by 1 vote
by 5 votes
13
54th Massachusetts Regiment famously fought in which battle
Gettysburg
Antietam
Fort Wagner
1st Battle of Bull Run
14
Laws that aimed to restrict black people's freedom during reconstruction were known as
Black Codes
Redeemer laws
White Codes
Jim Crow
15
The 15th Amendment
All of the above
Defined Citizenship
Allowed Black Men to vote
Outlawed Slavery
16
The domestic terrorist group who used violence against black people and Republicans
Union League
White Citizens Council
KKK
White League
17
This amendment defined citizenship
the 13th amendment
the 19th amendment
the 14th amendment
the 15th amendment
18
What was the most direct reason for the end of Reconstruction
the KKK's violence towards black people and Republicans
Corruption within Grant's Administration
Patronage within the Republican Party
the North's waning commitment to reform
19
Union general who targeted civilian resources in his "March to the Sea"
Ulysses Grant
Winfield Scott
George McClellan
William Sherman
20
What was the first battle fought in the Civil War?
Vicksburg
Antietam
Bull Run
Gettysburg

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