
Reconstruction Begins
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Rachel Coon
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Reconstruction Begins
By Rachel Coon
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Multiple Choice
The time period after the Civil War was when the Union and Confederate states came back together.
The Reconstruction
The Rebuild
The Civil War
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Right after the war, newly freed African Americans started to do what?
Placed ads to find family members
They traveled for better jobs
Went to new schools for education
They also wanted to own their own land
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More than____of the white male population of the south had died.
One fifth
One half
All
3/4
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Those white southerners who were without land saw the new freedmen as competition in the labor force.
True
False
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What are two of the main aspects of Lincoln's plan for Reconstruction?
10% of the Southern states population would have to take a loyalty oath
Southern states had to sign the 13th Amendment
Lincoln would pardon all Southerners
Lincoln planned on being assassinated
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Multiple Choice
Who became president after Lincoln was assassinated?
Andrew Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
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Andrew Johnson was a Northerner like Lincoln and worked hard to protect the rights of African Americans during the Reconstruction.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Johnson pardoned all southerners except for Confederate leaders and planters.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Southerners started to pass _____ that were meant to control black people.
black codes
political parties
Confederate laws
library cards
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What are some things that the Freedman's Bureau tried to help people with?
labor contracts
reuniting black families
provided food, clothing, and medical care
schooling
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The 14th Amendment protects ____ and gives them equal protection under the law.
citizens
government
Confederates
Union soldiers
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The Military Reconstruction Act was meant to help protect poor white southerners get the food and help they needed.
True
False
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Military commanders were posted in the southern states to ensure that African Americans could vote.
True
False
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Congress felt that Johnson was acting against Civil Rights and tried to limit his power in the Tenure of Office Act.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Andrew Johnson was never impeached and eventually started working with the Radical Republican Congress.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Who became president after Andrew Johnson?
Ulysses S. Grant
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Dan Carstens
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The 15th Amendment protects citizens' right to ___.
Free Speech
Gun Ownership
Vote
Religious Freedom
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