The significance of Plessy vs. Ferguson was:

It established "Separate but Equal." Segregation of races.

Sharecropping ultimately led to:

A cycle of debt from which people could not escape.

The Freedmen's Bureau was an attempt to:

Help former slaves start their new lives.

The Missouri compromise, the Compromise of 1850, and the Kansas-Nebraska Act all solved what?

western territories would be Free States or Slave States

What is the best summary of President Lincoln and Andrew Johnson's reconstruction plans.

Forgiving and lenient on the south

The Southern States response to the 15th amendment was to:

Establish laws to restrict who could vote.

Gave citizenship and equal rights to all African Americans

What is the best description of "Black Codes?"

Laws intended to stop Freedmen from being treated as equals.

Gave voting rights to all males, regardless of race.

What is the best summary to the Radical Republican's reconstruction plan?

Harsh and punishing for south. Equality for freedmen.

Which of the following was NOT a legacy of reconstruction?

All people were treated equally.

The Radical Republicans reconstruction plan was

Punishing on white southerners. Gave freedmen equal rights.

What was the Supreme Court's decision in the Dred Scott Case?

African americans could never be citizens and had no rights.

What do you think Mr. Stahl is doing right now?

Practicing his Dance Skillzzz at home alone., Missing you students. Hoping you do well on the test.

President Andrew Johnson's reconstruction plan was...

Forgiving and lenient on white southerners. Bad for freedmen

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1
The significance of Plessy vs. Ferguson was:
It allowed people of all races to ride on the railways.
It established "Separate but Equal." Segregation of races.
It granted all people the right to vote.
It allowed freed slaves to sue for their rights.
2
Sharecropping ultimately led to:
A cycle of debt from which people could not escape.
Large plantations run by former slaves.
Economic equality for freed slaves.
Freed slaves owing their own land.
3
The Freedmen's Bureau was an attempt to:
Help former slaves start their new lives.
Grant voting rights to women
Block freedmen from serving in Congress
Stop former slaves from gaining equal rights in the south.
4
The Missouri compromise, the Compromise of 1850, and the Kansas-Nebraska Act all solved what?
Whether or not to build a wall on the Mexican border.
western territories would be Free States or Slave States
Who would be elected President in 1860.
What boundaries would be drawn for new states.
5
What is the best summary of President Lincoln and Andrew Johnson's reconstruction plans.
Harsh and punishing on the south
Make America Great Again
Build the Wall!
Forgiving and lenient on the south
6
Who won the Civil War
South/Confederates
North/Union
Banana
Phone
7
The Southern States response to the 15th amendment was to:
Establish laws to restrict who could vote.
Offer troops to insure all eligible people could vote.
Make sure all voters were treated equally.
Grant voting rights to women.
8
The 14th amendment:
Abolished Slavery
Gave citizenship and equal rights to all African Americans
Granted voting rights to former slaves
Granted voting rights to all people
9
What was the most important issue facing the United States that caused the Civil War?
Global Warming
Slavery
Illegal Immigrants
State's Rights
10
What is the best description of "Black Codes?"
Laws intended to stop Freedmen from being treated as equals.
Laws to help former slaves start their new lives.
A hipster band
Secret codes used by runnaway slaves
11
The 15th amendment
Gave voting rights to women
Gave citizenship to former slaves
Gave voting rights to all males, regardless of race.
Abolished Slavery
12
What is the best summary to the Radical Republican's reconstruction plan?
Build the Wall
Make america Great Again
Harsh and punishing for south. Equality for freedmen.
Punish the Freedmen. Helpful for Whites
13
Which of the following was NOT a legacy of reconstruction?
Restricting who could vote.
An economic system without supports for the freed slaves.
Legalized segregation of the races in public places.
All people were treated equally.
14
The Radical Republicans reconstruction plan was
Lenient on white southerners. Few rights for freedmen.
Punishing on white southerners. Gave freedmen equal rights.
15
What was the Supreme Court's decision in the Dred Scott Case?
African americans could never be citizens and had no rights.
All Slaves should be freed
Citizenship is based on how much money you have.
Slaves should be paid
16
Although the Civil Rights Act was vetoed by Pres. Johnson, it still went into effect because:
Johnson forgot to sign the Veto
Congresse overrode the veto
Congress vetoed the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court overruled the President
17
What do you think Mr. Stahl is doing right now?
Secretly watching from the window
Practicing his Dance Skillzzz at home alone.
Missing you students. Hoping you do well on the test.
Boring some other students with long speeches.
18
President Andrew Johnson's reconstruction plan was...
Forgiving and lenient on white southerners. Bad for freedmen
Punishing on white southerners. Gave freedmen equal rights
19
This region of the United States was a Slave Society.
North
South
East
West
20
This region more factories, railroad tracks, iron and steel production, and banking deposits.
East
North
West
South
21
The 13th amendment:
Gave citizenship to native americans
Abolished Slavery
Gave citizenship to all African Americans
Gave voting rights to women

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