
Black codes, freedmens bureau, KKK
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Reconstruction:
Black Codes, Freedmen’s Bureau,
and the KKK
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•Black Codes and Jim Crow laws
promoted segregation and
disenfranchisement (take away
rights)
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•These state and local laws limited the
effectiveness of the 14th and 15th
Amendments and remained until
1964
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• Southern legislatures
adopted Black Codes
which:
• prohibited African
Americans from renting or
borrowing money to buy
land
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• Southern legislatures
adopted Black Codes
which:
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• placed freedmen in a form
of semi-bondage by forcing
them to sign work contracts
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• Southern legislatures adopted Black Codes
which:
• placed freedmen in a form of semi-bondage by forcing
them to sign work contracts
• Prohibited African Americans from testifying against whites in court
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• Southern legislatures
adopted Black Codes
which:
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• prohibited African
Americans from testifying
against whites in court
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Freedmen’s Bureau
Freedmen’s Bureau
It did the following:
• Helped freedmen find separated
family members
• Help teach freedmen to read and write
• Acted as legal advocates for the freedmen
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Freedmen’s Bureau
•Critics believed it prevented
the freedmen from learning
how to be independent by
giving them too much
assistance
•Funding cuts and the rise of the
Ku Klux Klan severely
weakened the agency
Freedmen’s Bureau
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• The Ku Klux Klan (KKK) is a
white supremacy group who wanted to intimidate former slaves.
• Represented the ghosts of dead Confederate soldiers
• Disrupted Reconstruction as much as they could.
• Opposed Republicans, carpetbaggers, scalawags, & freedmen.
Rise of KKK
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Rise of KKK
KKK in the South:
• Sought to eliminate the Republican Party in the South by intimidating voters.
• Wanted to keep black people as submissive laborers.
• Planted burning crosses on the yards of their victims & tortured kidnapped, or murdered them.
• Prosperous blacks, carpetbaggers, and scalawags became their victims.
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The Federal Response
• The Enforcement Act of 1870
banned the use of terror, force, or
bribery to prevent people from
voting.
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The Federal Response
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• Other laws banned the KKK and
used the military to protect voters
and voting places.
• As federal troops withdrew from
the South, black suffrage all but
ended.
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The Federal Response
• The Enforcement Act of 1870
banned the use of terror, force, or
bribery to prevent people from
voting.
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• As federal troops withdrew from
the South, black suffrage all but
ended.
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Multiple Choice
This person became President after Abraham Lincoln was assasinated:
Ulysses S. Grant
William Tecumseh Sherman
Andrew Jackson
Andrew Johnson
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Multiple Choice
Before the Civil War ended, Union Generals had decided to give abandoned plantation lands in southeastern South Carolina and Georgia to:
Freedmen
Northern land speculators
Poor white farmers
Union soldiers
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Multiple Choice
Which amendment gave ex-slaves citizenship?
13th Amendment
14th Amendment
15th Amendment
16th Amendment
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Multiple Choice
After the Civil War, this action limited economic opportunities for ex-slaves:
Use of the sharecropping system
Ratification of the Freedmen's Bureau
Establishment of the Freedmen's Bureau
Creation of Military Districts
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Multiple Choice
How did Hayes' election in 1876 help bring Reconstruction to an end?
The Freedmen's Bureau took on a larger role in Southern states.
Ex-slaves secured full political and civil rights.
Hayes vetoed all Reconstruction legislation.
Federal troops were removed from the south.
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Multiple Choice
Southern states tried to limit freedmens' opportunities to vote by:
Poll taxes
Literacy tests
Shooting ex-slaves attempting to vote
A and B
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Multiple Choice
A failure of Reconstruction that occurred socially was the emergence of this hate group that specifically terrorized African Americans and their white allies.
Confederates
Antifa
Ku Klux Klan
Radical Republicans
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Multiple Choice
Booker T. Washington led the Tuskegee Institute which was established to educate African Americans and to exercise their citizenship.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Which amendment ensure African Americans the right to vote?
19th
12th
15th
1st
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Multiple Choice
A _______ was a label given to Northerners that moved to the South to assist the freedmen or improve their economic situation.
Republican
Freedmen's Bureau
Democrat
Carpetbagger
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