Reconstruction Part 2 - US HISTORY

Reconstruction Part 2 ~ MR. RAYMOND

by Tina Hall

Open Ended

Quick Write:

What is Reconstruction?

Multiple Choice

Review from Lesson 1: HINT the Graphic Organizer will help you answer the review questions.

What are the 2 types of Reconstruction?

• Presidential & Economy

• Presidential & Congressional

Multiple Choice

What were the series of laws meant to keep African-Americans in a semi-state of slavery after the war?

• Gray Codes

• Green Codes

• Black Codes

• Pink Codes

Multiple Choice

What was the Freedmen’s Bureau’s greatest success?

• a mule

• 40 acres

• Education

• $$$

Multiple Choice

What is the 13th amendment?

• Made everyone a citizen

• Abolished Slavery

• Gave everyone the right to vote

• Freedom of Speech

Multiple Choice

What is the 14th amendment?

• Made everyone a citizen

• Abolished Slavery

• Gave everyone the right to vote

• Freedom of Speech

​Reconstruction part 2

​Please watch the video and answer the questions after each section.

​ONLY WATCH FROM 0:00 - 3:00

​THEN ANWER THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOW THIS PART OF THE VIDEO

Multiple Choice

_______ Amendment 1870 guaranteed universal male suffrage (right to vote)

• 1st

• 13th 

• 14th

• 15th

Multiple Choice

 Women would have to wait another _____ years to vote.

• 10

• 20

• 40

• 50

Multiple Choice

Close to _____ African American men held some form of elected or appointed offices.

• 10

• 100

• 1000

• 2000

Multiple Choice

 Hiram Revels became the first African American elected to the U.S. _______.

• Presidency

• House

• Senate

• Governor

Multiple Choice

Most white Southerners were ______

• Republicans

• Democrats

• rich 

• poor

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​ONLY WATCH FROM 3:00 - 6:00

​THEN ANWER THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOW THIS PART OF THE VIDEO

Multiple Choice

____ were trying to get rich off of political patronage.

• Confederate Leaders

• Farmers

• Union Leaders

• carpetbaggers

Multiple Choice

Rise of the K.K.K. ~ Ku Klux Klan the underground group who terrorized the freed slaves throughout the South. Lynching, beatings, and murders were used to intimidate blacks from exercising ________ rights.

• political

• state

Multiple Choice

 1871 Congress passed the Force Acts and KKK Acts to ______ the groups.

• move them to Alaska

• dismantle

Multiple Choice

1873 _______Massacre ~ 150 blacks were killed by white Southern Democrats in Louisiana.

• Colfax

• New England

• Florida

• Alaska

Multiple Choice

Panic of 1873 ~ Republicans and Northerners became more concerned about their _______ interests than those of the former slaves.

• social

• political

• economic

• school

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​ONLY WATCH FROM 6:00 - 9:14

​THEN ANWER THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOW THIS PART OF THE VIDEO

Multiple Choice

Compromise of 1877 ~ This compromise gave Hayes and the Republican party the victory in exchange for the removal of Federal troops from the South.  This ended __________.

• Reconstruction

• slavery

• taxes

• 1st amendment

Multiple Choice

Jim Crow Era ~ practices such as poll taxes, literacy tests, and grandfather clauses, removed blacks from the political process, denying their right to ________.

• own a home

• vote

• work at a store

• own a horse

Multiple Choice

1896 ~ Plessy V. Ferguson the court ruled “separate but equal facilities” were constitutional ________________ throughout the South. 

• legalizing segregation

• making segregation illegal

Multiple Choice

1954 ~ Brown V. Board of Education ~ Supreme Court _____ segregation in public schools (Ruby Bridges). 

• bans

• allows

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​REVIEW - ONLY WATCH FROM 9:14 - END

​THEN ANWER THE QUESTIONS THAT FOLLOW THIS PART OF THE VIDEO

Multiple Choice

Which amendment gave African-American men the right to vote?

• 13th

• 14th

• 15th

Multiple Select

Select all the tactics that were used during Jim Crow to exclude blacks from the political process.

• poll taxes

• education

• literacy tests

• Grandfather Clause

• intimidation

​EOC REVIEW QUESTIONS

​Please answer the following questions.

Multiple Choice

 After the Civil War, what economic circumstances trapped African Americans and severely limited their new freedom? {2.6}

•  sharecropping

• withdrawal of federal troops

Multiple Choice

How did the sharecropping system affect many African-Americans? {2.6}

• It kept them from attending school.

•  It kept them in debt peonage to landowners - poverty.

Multiple Choice

How did the South continue segregation even after slavery ended? {2.5}

• by instituting Jim Crow laws

•  by creating the Freedmen's Bureau

Multiple Choice

Which of the following would be considered a successful achievement of Reconstruction in the South? {2.2}

• creation of a public school system through the Freedmen's Bureau

•  tensions between the North and South were ended

Multiple Choice

“The consummation which we celebrate is of great practical importance. It adds, instantaneously, nearly a quarter of a million voters.... This act is the completion of one of the greatest reforms ever accomplished by any nation. The revolution has been vast, rapid, grand. The despised chattel of 1860 is the respected voter of today.”

-  Henry O. Wagoner, Jr., 1870

Which Reconstruction amendment is praised by Mr. Wagoner in this quote? {2.4}

• 13th

• 14th

• 15th

Multiple Choice

What was the main message of this political cartoon? {2.2}

• Opponents of Reconstruction were using violence to intimidate the freedmen.

• The Ku Klux Klan (K.K.K.) and other private associations in the South were assisting the Freedmen.

Open Ended

EXIT TICKET:

Evaluate what freedoms and/or rights were granted to African Americans and other groups under the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments? (Tell what each amendment does and why it is important.) Please write at least 5 sentences.

​IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A 90% OR ABOVE (MASTERY SCORE) PLEASE REDO THE LESSON. THANKS! :)

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