5-1 End of year Review

What was the standard for rejoining the Union under Lincoln's plan for Reconstruction?

• States would have to encourage slavery and voters would take a loyalty oath

• A state would abolish slavery and ten percent of voters would take a loyalty oath.

• To join the union, states must give Lincoln a house in their state with 20 acres.

• All children must enlist in the Continental Army.

What did Lincoln hope to accomplish with his Reconstruction Plan?

• He wanted to send a message of peace.

• The Union would be forever fighting with a strong military presence.

• The Union would be reunited in a fair, quick manner without the use of military force.

• The Reconstruction Plan wanted to eliminate slavery.

How did Johnson's Reconstruction Plan differ from Lincoln's plan?

• He wanted to punish the Southern elite by making plantation owners ask for a Presidential pardon.

• Johnson wanted more factories and less farms.

• Johnson wanted to punish the northern elite by forcing factories to pay more taxes.

• There plans were virtually the same.

How did most southerners feel about African Americans after the Civil War?

• Southerners were willing to recognize the end to slavery, but they didn't want African Americans to have the same rights as they had.

• They were excited to have new members at church.

• They were in full support of giving African Americans the same rights they had.

• They were upset that now they would have to pay workers.

What did most African Americans want during Reconstruction?

• They wanted better jobs.

• They wanted to reunite their families and set up communities where they could live and work as citizens. They also wanted to improve the education for their children.

• They wanted to take over southern states.

• They wanted to reunite their families and set up communities where they could live and work as citizens. They also wanted less education for their children.

What was the primary effect of the Thirteenth Amendment?

• Right to bear arms

• outlawed slavery in every state

• all men are created equally

• African American men could vote

What did the 14th Amendment accomplish?

• It gave women citizenship.

• It gave African Americans citizenship and protection of their rights.

• Protection of rights of children

• Freedom of religion for African Americans

The 15th Amendment declared what?

• No school on Sundays

• Former slaves could own their own business

• Former slaves and people of color could get married

• Former slaves and people of color have the right to vote

What federal agency was established to help protect the rights of slaves and help them find jobs and homes?

• Crimes Against the African Americans (CAAA)

• Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI)

• Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

• Freedmen's Bureau

How did southerners react to the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments?

• Since Southerners were not ready to accept African Americans as equals, they began passing laws called Black Codes which limited the former slaves' rights.

• Since Southerners were not ready to accept African Americans as equals, they began passing laws called Native Codes which limited the former slaves' rights.

• Southerners planned to move to the North.

• None of the above