Chapter 22 APUSH

What ways did whites in the south try to take away rights from former slaves?

• Literacy tests
• KKK
• Black Codes
• all of the above 

What were the carpetbaggers?

• People who moved to the south from the north to run southern governments
• Slaves who left the south after the Emancipation Proclamation
• Those who oppose radical reconstruction
• Those who agreed with radical reconstruction

What were the scalawags?

• Blacks in the south
• Democrats in the north
• White southerners who supported the ideas of Radical Republicans
• None of the above

The Military Reconstruction Act of 1867…

• Immediately readmitted the southern states back into the union
• Sectioned the south off into 5 military districts
• Received positive feedback from the south
• Pleased southern officials of the former confederacy

Who were the exodusters?

• Men who fled the country to avoid being drafted  
• Blacks who left the south during reconstruction
• People in the south who opposed slavery
• Blacks in the north who went south after reconstruction

What was sharecropping?

• Offered great economic opportunities for former slaves
• Done by white farmers in the south who did not have a lot of money after the war
• A part of reconstruction
• A system in which former slaves would rent land and pay by growing crops but it was not any better than being enslaved

What is the difference between the 10% Plan and the Wade-Davis Bill?

• The 10% Plan was made by radical republicans
• The Wade-Davis Bill was proposed by President Lincoln
• The 10% Plan made it so 10% of the south’s population had to swear allegiance to the union and the Wade-Davis bill made it 50%
• They are the same thing

The Ratification of the 15th amendment in 1870...

• Effectively ended discrimination in the south
• Ended literacy tests
• Stopped poll taxes
• None of the above 

Jim crow laws allowed…

• Violence like that associated with the KKK
• Segregation
• Restriction of civil rights
• All of the above 

What came out of the Radical Reconstruction Plan of 1867?

• Redistribution of plantations
• Black suffrage
• The division of the south into 5 military zones
• All of the above