Reconstruction Wrap-Up

What does Reconstruction mean?

• the process of rebuilding the Capitol building in Washington D.C.
• the process of admitting former Confederate states back into the Union
• the process of building the roads and railroad lines into the South
• the process of admitting former Union states back into the Confederacy

What was the 10% Plan (Lincoln's Plan for Reconstruction)??

• once 10% of Union supporters voted, they could admit the Confederate states back into the Union
• once 10% of former Confederates swore loyalty to the Union, they could be admitted back into the Union
• once 10% of freedmen moved out of the South, the Southern states could rejoin the Union
• once 10% of the banks were rebuilt, the former Confederate states could be readmitted to the Union

What was the Wade-Davis Bill (Radical Republican Plan)?

• the state can rejoin the Union if they ban slavery and the majority of adult males swear loyalty to the Union
• the person can rejoin the Union if they give up their slaves
• the state can rejoin the Union if 10% of the adult males swear loyalty to the Union
• the state can rejoin the Union if 10% of African Americans and freedmen swear loyalty to the Union

What was NOT IN Johnson's plan for Reconstruction?

• declaring secession illegal
• ratify the 13th amendment
• revise state constitutions
• paying all Confederate debts

Which amendment made slavery illegal unless Congress decided to impart slavery as a punishment for a crime?

• Amendment 13
• Amendment 14
• Amendment 15

Which amendment gave voting rights to all males, regardless of race?

• Amendment 13
• Amendment 14
• Amendment 15

Which amendment gave equality and rights to all people, protecting the people from getting these nights taken away?

• Amendment 13
• Amendment 14
• Amendment 15

The agency providing relief for freedmen and poor people of the South, educating them and distributing food for them, is known as what?

• The Equitable Humanist Society
• The Do-Gooder Society
• Federal Bureau
• Freedmen's Bureau

Who shot Abraham Lincoln?

• Andrew Johnson
• John Wilkes Booth
• John C. Calhoun
• Henry Clay

What court case solidified the Separate but Equal clause?

• Marbury v. Madison
• Plessy v. Ferguson
• Brown v. Board of Education
• Roe v. Wade