Who were the black legislators?

32 black men who were elected into the general assembly

12 black men who were trusted by white people in office

Black people in the executive branch

What was the 15th Amendment?

Th 15th Amendment abolished slavery

What was the Reconstruction Period?

The period after the Civil War from 1868-1877

The period after the Civil War from 1867-1868

The period after the Emancipation Proclamation was set into action

The period after the three amendments were finally set in. (13th,14th, and 15th)

A clan that spread terror throughout Georgia, terrorizing blacks and whites who tried to help them

32 black males elected into the general assembly/legislative branch.

A clan that spread terror throughout Georgia, terrorizing blacks and whites

Freed slaves in Georgia and southern states

Why did the economy of the south suffer?

Economy suffered due to declining population

Economy suffered due to white people letting slaves free

Economy suffered due to the 32 legislators

Economy suffered due to people co-existing

What were the Reconstruction Plans set in place for?

The reconstruction plans were set in place to help rebuild the south's infrastructure.

The reconstruction plans were set in place to give the North back its confidence in leading

The reconstruction plans were set in place to help rebuild the North's infrastructure

The reconstruction plans were set in place to give the south a second chance

Freed slaves went back to their old owners. Why?

The freed slaves had no money, and needed to feed their families.

The freed slaves had knew how to farm and wanted to help their old masters out.

The freed slaves had a lot of money and invested it into their old masters.

The freed slaves wanted to get jobs to help them be seen as citizens.

What is Lincoln's Plan?

10 percent of people had to take an oath to obey the US Constitution, the state had to set up a new government constitution, and the state had to abolish slavery, nice and showed mercy

felt the South should be Punished, and made readmission process long and hard. Required the majority to take loyalty oath to the union. Brought South into union by forcing states to pass the 14th Amendment

Southern States could come back into the Union if they ratified the 13th Amendment, isn't based on punishing the south

What is Johnson's Plan?

Southern States could come back into the Union if they ratified the 13th Amendment, isn't based on punishing the south

10 percent of people had to take an oath to obey the US Constitution, the state had to set up a new government constitution, and the state had to abolish slavery, nice and showed mercy

felt the South should be Punished, and made readmission process long and hard. Required the majority to take loyalty oath to the union. Brought South into union by forcing states to pass the 14th Amendment

What is Congress' Plan?

felt the South should be Punished, and made readmission process long and hard. Required the majority to take loyalty oath to the union. Brought South into union by forcing states to pass the 14th Amendment

10 percent of people had to take an oath to obey the US Constitution, the state had to set up a new government constitution, and the state had to abolish slavery, nice and showed mercy

Southern States could come back into the Union if they ratified the 13th Amendment, isn't based on punishing the south

What did all three reconstruction plans have in common?

All three readmission plans wanted black men in the US to have full citizenship.

All three plans wanted black women in the US to have full citizenship.

All three readmission plans wanted the south to rejoin the Union

All three readmission plans Abraham Lincoln to have full control over the south and the north.

Why did Northern investors provide money to rebuild farms, cotton mills, and railroads across the south?

The investors provided the money to the South in order to quicken the regions recovery.

The investors provided the money to the South in order to fulfill the North's need for cotton

The investors provided the money to the South in order to get the south to like the north more

The investors provided the money to the South in order to overthrow the US Government

Why were there 32 black legislators in office?

A brief period during reconstruction, Freedmen were given more political rights, and with this freedom 32 black legislators were elected into Georgia's General Assembly.

32 black men, including Henry McNeal Turner, were elected into Georgia's General Assembly.

Georgians had felt bad for out casting the black people and instead gave them a role to play in the government.

Who is Henry McNeal Turner?

An educated minister who served as the first black captain in the US Army. He was elected into the House of Representatives in the 1968 election for the Georgia Assembly.

An uneducated slave who caused a ruckus when the amendments were being executed

A white male who was in the Freedmen's Bureau, and helped the 32 black men get elected

Why were black legislators expelled

White Georgians proceeded to make false fabricated issues that violated the lives of African Americans

White Georgians voted to take them out of office

Which did the Freedmen's Bureau do?

Expanded educational opportunities for blacks.

Set the stage for Georgia's public schools.

Gave supplies to poor white people and black families.

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What is Great Migation?

harshest plan of getting the south to join back into the union

process of bringing the south back into the union by forcing southern states to pass the 14th Amendment

refusal to ratify 14th Amendment resulting in Georgia being placed under military control

6 million blacks moved to northern USA to escape slavery and racial violence and decreased the number of sharecropping families

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What was the 13th Amendment?

The 13th Amendment gave the right to vote to all black male citizens

The 13th Amendment made all former slaves citizens of the United States

The 13th Amendment abolished slavery

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What are the Black Codes?

Codes set by black people

Codes set for black people to limit their freedom

Codes that are black

Codes set by black people to limit white power

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is Congressional Reconstruction?

harshest plan of getting the south to join back into the union

process of bringing the south back into the union by forcing southern states to pass the 14th Amendment

refusal to ratify 14th Amendment resulting in Georgia being placed under military control

6 million blacks moved to northern USA to escape slavery and racial violence and decreased the number of sharecropping families

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What does ratify mean?

To approve

To understand

To change something

to use profusely

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What was the 14th Amendment?

The 14th Amendment gave all black male citizens the right to vote

Th 14th Amendment abolished slavery

The 14th Amendment made all former slaves citizens of the United States

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which type of farming does this describe?
The owner lends the worker a place to live, his seed, and equipment.

Sharecropping

Tenant Farming

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