Reconstruction Day 3: Military Acts & Reconstruction Ends

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Reconstruction Day 3

The next several questions are from past units

Multiple Choice

This was established to help former slaves with food, medical care, jobs and education.

• Sharecropping

• Black Codes

• Jim Crow Laws

• Freedman's Bureau

Multiple Choice

an area that is under the control of another country

• state

• colony

• region

• city

Multiple Choice

The colonies in yellow belong to what region?

• New England Colonies
• Middle Colonies
• Southern Colonies
• France

Multiple Choice

The colonies in green belong to what region?

• New England Colonies
• Middle Colonies
• Southern Colonies
• France

Multiple Choice

The colonies in red belong to what region?

• New England Colonies
• Middle Colonies
• Southern Colonies
• France

Multiple Choice

Which Constitutional principle states that no one is above the law and the government only has powers listed in the Constitution?

• Limited Government
• Individual Liberties
• Federalism
• Republicanism

Multiple Choice

Which of the following explains the Constitutional principle called republicanism?

• Power is divided between state and federal government
• Power is divided into 3 government branches
• Elected representatives make and enforce laws
• Individuals have guaranteed liberties

Multiple Choice

Many of our individual liberties are protected by which document?

• The Articles of Confederation
• The Declaration of Independence
• The Bill of Rights
• The Fundamental Orders 

Multiple Choice

What is the name for a change or addition to the Constitution?

• Amendment
• Preamble
• Ratification
• Compromise

Multiple Choice

Which Constitutional principle states that the power of government comes from the people?

• Federalism
• Republicanism
• Checks and Balances
• Popular Sovereignty

Multiple Choice

Which branch of government interprets laws?

• Judicial (courts)
• Executive (president)
• Legislative (Congress)

Multiple Choice

Central and national are two words that mean the same thing as - 

• state
• federal
• local
• regional

Multiple Choice

Which amendment in the Bill of Rights deals with States Rights?

• 1
• 5
• 6
• 10

Multiple Choice

Which amendment in the Bill of Rights deals with the rights of the accused, including Due Process?

• 3
• 5
• 7
• 9

Multiple Choice

Which Constitutional principle divides government power between the states and the federal government?

• Republicanism
• Popular sovereignty
• States rights
• Federalism

Multiple Choice

What year was the Constitution written in?

• 1776
• 1787
• 1803
• 1861

Multiple Choice

Why are there different levels of government?

• Different levels of government handle different size problems

• Local government elects national goernment

• National government knows how to solve local problems

• People don't like local government

Reorder

Reorder the three-part plan of the Union to conquer the SOuth

• Navy blockades Southern Ports

• Riverboats and armies move down the Mississippi RIver and split the Confederacy in two

• Capture the Confederate capital at Richmond, Virginia

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2

3

• 1
• 2
• 3

Multiple Choice

Speaker 1: "A state has the right to overrule an act passed by Congress."

Speaker 2: "I disagree. Yes, states do share power with the federal government but the Constitution is the supreme law of the land."

The two speakers above are likely discussing ---

• The Monroe Doctrine

• States' Rights

• The Missouri Compromise of 1820

• The Three-Fifths Compromise

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements BEST exemplifies Jefferson Davis' views on secession?

• Government rests on the consent of the governed so a state can choose to leave the Union

• A government established by the people in the U.S. Constitution is meant to be a permanent one

• A state may lawfully leave the Union if other member states grant their permission

• It would dangerously weaken the United States if states were allowed to leave the Union

Multiple Choice

Which of the following completes the diagram?

• President Lincoln’s First Inaugural Address

• The Gettysburg Address

• The Emancipation Proclamation

• The 13th Amendment

Multiple Choice

What is the Union battle strategy that is represented by the political cartoon?

• The Confederacy will circle the Union with anacondas and squeeze the life out of the soldiers.

• The Union would create a blockade of the Confederacy so they could not receive supplies from Europe.

• The Union will create a southern navy to attack at a moment's notice.

• The Confederacy will develop a wall to surround the southern states so the Union forces can not cross over.

Hotspot

This map shows the southeastern United States. Which location on the map was the site of a Union victory that split the Confederacy? Select the correct answer.

Multiple Choice

In this excerpt, President Lincoln was stating that -

• the Confederacy was significantly weaker than the Union military
• the cause of the Civil War was due to Southern aggression
• slavery was the institution that the North and South disagreed over
• the Union must continue to fight for the cause that these soldiers died for

Multiple Choice

The battle pictured below resulted in -

• Southerners gaining confidence to win the war
• the Confederacy issuing a draft to recruit more soldiers
• Lincoln issuing the Emancipation Proclamation
• the Union gaining control of the Mississippi River

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best completes this diagram?

• Stonewall Jackson
• Ulysses S. Grant
• Robert E. Lee
• Jefferson Davis

Freedmen's Bureau

• Helped Ex-slaves by provided:

• Food

• Shelter

• clothing

• medical supplies

• schooling for children

Match

Match the following:

• 14th Amendment

• 15th Amendment

• Bill of Rights

• 13th Amendment

• 10th Amendment

Granted citizenship

Black men the right to vote

Individual rights guaranteed protection

Officially ended slavery in the U.S.

States' rights and powers

• Granted citizenship

• Black men the right to vote

• Individual rights guaranteed protection

• Officially ended slavery in the U.S.

• States' rights and powers

Match

Match the following:

• 14th Amendment

• 15th Amendment

• 13th Amendment

Equal protection under law

Voting rights, regardless of race

Granted freedom

• Equal protection under law

• Voting rights, regardless of race

• Granted freedom

Match

Match the following

• Freedmen´s Bureau

• Reconstruction

• Fourteenth Amendment

• Fifteenth Amendment

• Sharecropping

Agency established by Congress to help former slaves in the South

Period of rebuilding the nation after the Civil War

African American Citizenship

Banned states from denying African Americans right to vote

Landowners gave a few acres of land to farm workers in exchange for a portion of their crops

• Agency established by Congress to help former slaves in the South

• Period of rebuilding the nation after the Civil War

• African American Citizenship

• Banned states from denying African Americans right to vote

• Landowners gave a few acres of land to farm workers in exchange for a portion of their crops

Match

Match the following

• Harriet Tubman

• Harriet Beecher Stowe

• Ulysses S. Grant

• Stephen Douglas

• Jefferson Davis

A conductor for the Underground Railroad

Author of Uncle Tom´s Cabin

General who captured two Confederate forts

A Democratic Senate

President of the Confederacy

• A conductor for the Underground Railroad

• Author of Uncle Tom´s Cabin

• General who captured two Confederate forts

• A Democratic Senate

• President of the Confederacy

Multiple Choice

This former clergyman became the first black senator in the history of the United States.

• Andrew Johnson

• Abraham Lincoln

• Hiram Revels

• Sharecropping

Drag and Drop

Lincoln’s plan for Reconstruction offered a pardon to Southerners who took the oath of loyalty to the United States and abolished ​

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Food Supply

Military Reconstruction

Elections

slavery

Match

match the definition to the word

• poll tax

• literacy test

• segregation

• Reconstruction

• amnesty

a fee or tax to vote

required voters to read/explain the Constitution

a separation of races

to rebuild

to forgive a crime

• a fee or tax to vote

• required voters to read/explain the Constitution

• a separation of races

• to rebuild

• to forgive a crime

Drag and Drop

Which of the following were part of the Military Reconstruction Acts? ​

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Divided South in 5 Districts (under Martial Law)

Required new State Constitutions

Forced States to Ratify 14th

Protected Freedman Rights

Established a National Bank

Created a new currency

Abolished the Senate

Multiple Choice

What does this map show?

• The 5 military districts during Reconstruction

• The 5 Confederate States

• The first 5 colonies taken from the Spanish

• The 5 districts attacked by General Abraham Lincoln before The Civil War.

Dropdown

After Reconstruction ended, the South returned to ​

Select answer

and created Jim Crow laws

Multiple Choice

Legalized segregation in publicly owned facilities on the basis of "separate but equal."

• Plessy v. Ferguson (1896)

• Jim Crow Laws

• Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871

• Poll Tax, Literacy Test, Grandfather Clause

Multiple Choice

Laws designed to enforce segregation of blacks from whites

• Jim Crow Laws

• Poll Tax, Literacy Test, Grandfather Clause

• Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871

• Hamburg Massacre of 1876

Match

Match the following

• Marbury v Madison

• Dred Scott v Sanford

• Plessy v Ferguson

• McCulloch v Maryland

• Gibbons v Ogden

Established judicial review

Denied citizenship to African Americans

Upheld racial segregation

Established federal supremacy over state laws

Strengthened federal power

• Established judicial review

• Denied citizenship to African Americans

• Upheld racial segregation

• Established federal supremacy over state laws

• Strengthened federal power

Poll

What are some of the problems the United States still faces after the Civil War and the End of Reconstruction? (choose one answer that best matches your thoughts)

• "Equal Rights" are not always equal

• Hate groups like the Ku Klux Klan still exist

• Some states don't always respect the US Constitution

• Justice is not always equal

Open Ended

What was missing from the Civil War amendments?

Multiple Choice

This picture would look different before the ratification of the -

• 10th Amendment
• 13th Amendment
• 14th Amendment
• 15th Amendment