What was the most significant impact of the Emancipation Proclamation?

It led to the 1864 Constitution that abolished slavery across the state.

Who were the Knights of the White Camellia? (8.2.6.q)

a paramilitary group formed to keep African Americans from voting

What was the greatest change in LA's economy as a result of the Civil War?

LA no longer was the center of trade for western states.

Which describes the group that native Louisiana critics referred to as carpetbaggers? (8.2.6.p

Northerners who traveled to the South in search of opportunities.

Which summarizes the outcome of the Battle of Liberty Place? (8.2.6.q)

Republicans could continue to control Louisiana only with federal support.

Which big idea was being carried out in the South during the Reconstruction era?

need to limit the rights of the freedmen

What was the purpose of the Black Codes? (8.2.6.l)

to restrict the actions and movement of freedmen

Which phrase best completes the web diagram? (8.2.6) Eagle Mastery

expansion of water transportation systems.

Item Sets: what was the impact of the Civil War on the Sugar industry?

it led to a steady DECLINE in the sugar industry.

Which conclusion can be drawn from the cartoon? (8.2.6.n) EV Advanced

The purpose of the Freedmen’s Bureau was to protect the newly freed slaves.

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Unit 3.3 Reconstruction Era- CH 11

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What was the most significant impact of the Emancipation Proclamation?
It led to the 1864 Constitution that abolished slavery across the state.
It increased the number of foreign workers allowed to work in Louisiana.
It increased the cost of labor in Union-held territories.
it ended slavery in all locations of Louisiana
2
Which Amendment put an end to slavery throughout the United States? (8.2.5.a/b)
15th
13th
14th
12th
3
Who were the Knights of the White Camellia? (8.2.6.q)
a paramilitary group formed to keep African Americans from voting
a group of freedmen who terrorized former Confederates
a group of civil rights activists and business leaders
a religious organization helping the poor in New Orleans
4
Which president promised to remove all federal troops from the South? (8.2.6.r) EV Basic
Andrew Johnson
Ulysses S. Grant
Abraham Lincoln
Rutherford B. Hayes
5
What legislation is this passage referring to? (8.2.6.k) EV Basic
Johnson's 10% Plan
Lincoln's 10% Plan
Radical Reconstruction
Military Reconstruction
6
Why would Louisiana’s political insiders refer to these newly developed parishes as “carpetbag” parishes?
more Republicans
full of Democrats
this is where they made the Luggage for the Northern Republicans
Not a big voter turnout
7
Which event marks the end of the Reconstruction period? (8.2.6.r)
federal troops withdraw
passing of the Black Codes
end of segregation
ratifying the 15th Amendment
8
What was the greatest change in LA's economy as a result of the Civil War?
LA faced political turmoil.
The building of a railroad increased profits throughout the region.
Roads and levees were rebuilt
LA no longer was the center of trade for western states.
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Which describes the group that native Louisiana critics referred to as carpetbaggers? (8.2.6.p
Northerners who traveled to the South in search of opportunities.
Free blacks who moved South to help former slaves adjust to their freedom.
Freedmen’s Bureau employees who came to help former slaves.
Republicans who worked to extend voting rights to freedmen and free blacks.
10
Which summarizes the outcome of the Battle of Liberty Place? (8.2.6.q)
The White League ceased to exist as a paramilitary group.
Louisiana’s state militia defeated the White League easily.
Republicans would continue Reconstruction efforts indefinitely.
Republicans could continue to control Louisiana only with federal support.
11
Which big idea was being carried out in the South during the Reconstruction era?
need to quickly readmit the states to the Union
need to grant full voting rights
need to support Congressional Reconstruction.
need to limit the rights of the freedmen
12
What was the purpose of the Black Codes? (8.2.6.l)
to restrict the actions and movement of freedmen
to give blacks the right to vote
to provide a free, public education for freedmen
to provide a bill of rights for freedmen
13
Which phrase best completes the web diagram? (8.2.6) Eagle Mastery
shift in labor force away from agriculture
increase in stock market speculation
expansion of water transportation systems.
rise of plantation economy
14
For what political reason would federal officials endorse the creation of the 9 new parish governments in Louisiana?
more Republicans
because they wanted 64 pparishes instead of 55
Too many democrats lived there.
Lincoln said it would ne the only way for them to survive.
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Item Sets: what was the impact of the Civil War on the Sugar industry?
Better processes increased the production of sugar in LA.
A new labor force enabled the sufar industry to sustain its prewar strength
it continued to be the same after the Civil War was over.
it led to a steady DECLINE in the sugar industry.
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Who opposed the plan described in the passage? (8.2.6.k)
Southern Democrats
Andrew Johson
Radical Republicans
Abraham Lincoln
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Which conclusion can be drawn from the cartoon? (8.2.6.n) EV Advanced
Former Confederates supported the work of the Freedmen’s Bureau.
The FB put an end to conflicts between whites and former slaves.
Freedmen did not want the support of the Freedmen’s Bureau.
The purpose of the Freedmen’s Bureau was to protect the newly freed slaves.

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