Civil War/Reconstruction EOC Review

Civil War/Reconstruction

EOC Remediaton

B

​Union(North) fights South in Civil War

Multiple Choice

Why did the Union impose a naval blockade on the South during the Civil War?

• to promote domestic industries of the South

• to strangle the shipment of supplies to the confederacy

• to motivate enslaved African Americans to migrate North

• To encourage Southern states and their sympathizers to rejoin the Union

Multiple Choice

Based on the cartoon, which conclusion can be made about how many Southerners viewed “outsiders’?

• Charles Schurz, who was a Northern Republican, is shown in a positive light as he heads to the South to enact Reconstruction policies.

• Southern citizens supported his arrival due to the cooperation taking place between northern and southern politicians.

• Southern citizens actively attempted to prevent the arrival of the carpetbaggers they feared and hated.

• Charles Schurz is shown in a negative light since he is depicted as a grim and intense intruder with clenched fists.

Multiple Choice

What impact did Radical Republicans in Congress have on Reconstruction?

• They opposed the passage of the Fourteenth Amendment.

• They encouraged the freedmen(former slaves) to exercise their new political rights.

• They persuaded President Johnson to pardon former Confederate leaders.

• They believed freedmen(former slaves) should not be given freedoms

Multiple Choice

“Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a

punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been

duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any

place subject to their jurisdiction.” Which Statement best summarizes the 13th Amendment?

• The Thirteenth Amendment brought about an end the Civil War since it outlawed slavery.

• The Thirteenth Amendment outlawed slavery but did not specify an African-American’s political rights.

• The Thirteenth Amendment freed all slaves which now outlawed any type of discrimination.

• The Thirteenth Amendment freed all slaves and therefore allowed the same rights as all other citizens of the United States.