Unit 9 Reconstruction Review

What did Congress have to do in order to free every African American slave in the United States?

• States had to ratify the 13th Amendment to the Constitution.

• Congress passed a law officially ending slavery.

• The President had to declare their freedom.

• The South had to accept the Emancipation Proclamation.

Which of the following best describes the 14th Amendment?

• African Americans wouldn't be discriminated against

• Slaves would be set free.

• African Americans and whites would be segregated.

• Citizenship was defined.

What caused problems between Andrew Johnson and the Radical Republicans in Congress?

• how to punish the conspirators of Lincoln's assassination

• how the South should rejoin the Union

• whether he should be the next president or not

• iffreed slaves be allowed to migrate to the north

Who wanted to put the South under military governments until the South ratified the 14th and 15th Amendments?

• Abraham Lincoln

• Southern Democrats

• Andrew Johnson

• Radical Republicans

What was the name of Lincoln's plan to readmit the South into the Union?

• Wade-Davis Bill

• Ten Percent Plan

• Radical Reconstruction

• Black Codes

What government agency is depicted in this image?

• a refugee camp

• a Jim Crow law

• the Freedmen's Bureau

• church for freedmen

Two separate street cars-one labeled "For Whites" and the other "For Colored"-is an example of a

• Black Code

• Slave Code

• Jim Crow Law

• Uncle Tom Law

A white supremacist (a person that believes whites are superior to African Americans) would have joined what organization during Reconstruction?

• Freedmen's Bureau

• Carpetbaggers Club

• Ku Klux Klan

• Exodusters

Which of the following describes a "carpetbagger"?

• making sure that African Americans were able to vote in the South

• taking advantage of southerners to make money

• teaching former slaves how to read and write

• imposing laws to enforce segregation

Why did Rutherford B. Hayes win the presidency in 1876?

• The House of Representatives voted for him when no candidate won a majority of electoral votes.

• The Supreme Court ruled in his favor.

• An electoral commission gave him disputed votes from three southern states.

• Hayes promised Tilden that he would become Secretary of State in a corrupt bargain.