(Pre-Test) Unit #4/5 Civil War & Reconstruction

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During Reconstruction, this clause was adopted to protect whose rights? “No State…shall…deprive any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law.”

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newly freed slaves in the South

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Which event most likely led to the situation shown in this image? Options: The passage of the 15th Amendment, The passage of the 19th Amendment, Jim Crow laws, Women’s suffrage

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The passage of the 15th Amendment

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A historian would find this document most useful for studying: Studying African American political participation during Reconstruction

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Studying African American political participation during Reconstruction

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This statement reveals President Lincoln’s support for?
"With malice towards none, and charity for all"

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A fair and generous peace

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The principal purpose of this type of law was to:

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maintain racial separation and support white supremacy

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Which conclusion about presidential elections is supported by the information on this map?

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The popular vote does not solely determine the outcome of elections

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What was one result of the election of 1876? Options: Fighting in the Civil War continued, Reconstruction officially ended, Federal troops remained in the South, Discrimination ended in the South

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Reconstruction officially ended

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Based on this excerpt from the Seneca Falls’ Declaration of Sentiments, women should:

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have equal rights with men

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Which government action addressed a grievance included in this declaration? Options: the 13th amendment, the Plessy v. Ferguson decision, the Schenck v. United States decision, the 19th amendment

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the 19th amendment

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Which statement best describes the illustrator’s perspective in this document?
- Americans should support statehood for Nevada and Montana
- African Americans should be allowed to vote
- Women should be allowed to vote
- The government should pass the Equal Rights Amendment

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Women should be allowed to vote