Which phrase most accurately describes Reconstruction project?

Well- intentioned but incomplete

An incredibly successful program

What did this law do: Proclamation of Amnesty & Reconstruction (1863)

restore the property of non-military Southerners and allow the formation of new state legislatures if 10 percent of voters swore an oath to the Union.

Radical Republicans found Lincoln's "10 Percent Plan" too lenient. They proposed that a majority of a state's voters reject the Confederacy before it could be re-admitted to the Union. The President refused to sign the bill, so it never went into effect.

The first of the three "Reconstruction Amendments" abolished slavery. In 1863, Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation announced the freedom of enslaved people in the rebellious Confederate states. With this amendment, slavery was officially outlawed across the entire country.

Also known as the First Reconstruction Act, this plan split the Confederacy into five districts each under military control of a Union general. It also gave freedmen the right to vote and required ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment for re–admission into the United States.

This amendment guaranteed citizenship rights to all people regardless of their race. It further protected people who had been enslaved by giving them equal protection under the Constitution.

What did this law do: Wade-Davis Bill (1864)

Radical Republicans found Lincoln's "10 Percent Plan" too lenient. They proposed that a majority of a state's voters reject the Confederacy before it could be re-admitted to the Union. The President refused to sign the bill, so it never went into effect.

restore the property of non-military Southerners and allow the formation of new state legislatures if 10 percent of voters swore an oath to the Union.

The first of the three "Reconstruction Amendments" abolished slavery. In 1863, Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation announced the freedom of enslaved people in the rebellious Confederate states. With this amendment, slavery was officially outlawed across the entire country.

Also known as the First Reconstruction Act, this plan split the Confederacy into five districts each under military control of a Union general. It also gave freedmen the right to vote and required ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment for re–admission into the United States.

This amendment guaranteed citizenship rights to all people regardless of their race. It further protected people who had been enslaved by giving them equal protection under the Constitution.

What did this law do: Thirteenth Amendment (1865)

The first of the three "Reconstruction Amendments" abolished slavery. In 1863, Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation announced the freedom of enslaved people in the rebellious Confederate states. With this amendment, slavery was officially outlawed across the entire country.

restore the property of non-military Southerners and allow the formation of new state legislatures if 10 percent of voters swore an oath to the Union.

Radical Republicans found Lincoln's "10 Percent Plan" too lenient. They proposed that a majority of a state's voters reject the Confederacy before it could be re-admitted to the Union. The President refused to sign the bill, so it never went into effect.

Also known as the First Reconstruction Act, this plan split the Confederacy into five districts each under military control of a Union general. It also gave freedmen the right to vote and required ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment for re–admission into the United States.

This amendment guaranteed citizenship rights to all people regardless of their race. It further protected people who had been enslaved by giving them equal protection under the Constitution.

What did this law do: Military Reconstruction Act (1867)

Also known as the First Reconstruction Act, this plan split the Confederacy into five districts each under military control of a Union general. It also gave freedmen the right to vote and required ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment for re–admission into the United States.

restore the property of non-military Southerners and allow the formation of new state legislatures if 10 percent of voters swore an oath to the Union.

Radical Republicans found Lincoln's "10 Percent Plan" too lenient. They proposed that a majority of a state's voters reject the Confederacy before it could be re-admitted to the Union. The President refused to sign the bill, so it never went into effect.

The first of the three "Reconstruction Amendments" abolished slavery. In 1863, Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation announced the freedom of enslaved people in the rebellious Confederate states. With this amendment, slavery was officially outlawed across the entire country.

This amendment guaranteed citizenship rights to all people regardless of their race. It further protected people who had been enslaved by giving them equal protection under the Constitution.

What did this law do: Fourteenth Amendment (1868)

This amendment guaranteed citizenship rights to all people regardless of their race. It further protected people who had been enslaved by giving them equal protection under the Constitution.

restore the property of non-military Southerners and allow the formation of new state legislatures if 10 percent of voters swore an oath to the Union.

Radical Republicans found Lincoln's "10 Percent Plan" too lenient. They proposed that a majority of a state's voters reject the Confederacy before it could be re-admitted to the Union. The President refused to sign the bill, so it never went into effect.

The first of the three "Reconstruction Amendments" abolished slavery. In 1863, Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation announced the freedom of enslaved people in the rebellious Confederate states. With this amendment, slavery was officially outlawed across the entire country.

Also known as the First Reconstruction Act, this plan split the Confederacy into five districts each under military control of a Union general. It also gave freedmen the right to vote and required ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment for re–admission into the United States.

What did this law do: Fifteenth Amendment (1870)

The final Reconstruction Amendment prohibited the denial of voting rights based on race, color, or previous enslavement. Southern states undermined the law by passing Jim Crow laws, which legalized discrimination based on race.

restore the property of non-military Southerners and allow the formation of new state legislatures if 10 percent of voters swore an oath to the Union.

The first of the three "Reconstruction Amendments" abolished slavery. In 1863, Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation announced the freedom of enslaved people in the rebellious Confederate states. With this amendment, slavery was officially outlawed across the entire country.

Also known as the First Reconstruction Act, this plan split the Confederacy into five districts each under military control of a Union general. It also gave freedmen the right to vote and required ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment for re–admission into the United States.

This amendment guaranteed citizenship rights to all people regardless of their race. It further protected people who had been enslaved by giving them equal protection under the Constitution.

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When the Civil War ended, the Union and Confederacy were most like

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Which of the following was a primary aim of Reconstruction?

Distributing aid to northern families

Readmitting Confederate state to the Union

Building up America's military strength

Making sure the South Paid for all the damage done in the war

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Lincoln's approach to the South after the Civil War was

Balanced

Timid

Vindictive

Hands-off

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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The 14th amendment gave citizenship rights to all freedmen. This meant they would

Be allowed to create their own country

Receive a free college education

Be granted 40 acres of land

Receive equal protection under the law

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

A __________________ is most likely to have been called a carpet bagger

KKK member

Northern businessman

Liberated slave

Former confederate soldier

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Which statement best summarizes Radical Republicans Strategy reforming the South?

Give Southern Leaders the freedom to implement the laws as they see fit

Compromise with Southern leaders but be firm

Pass federal laws that force changes on Southern society

Threaten the South with another war if it refuses to change

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Which of these statement is an opinion about Andrew Johnson?

His actions contributed to his impeachment

he once owned slaves

He was never elected President

He was an inept President

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Brainpop Reconstruction

When the Civil War ended, the Union and Confederacy were most like

Which of the following was a primary aim of Reconstruction?

Lincoln's approach to the South after the Civil War was

The 14th amendment gave citizenship rights to all freedmen. This meant they would

A __________________ is most likely to have been called a carpet bagger

Which statement best summarizes Radical Republicans Strategy reforming the South?

Which of these statement is an opinion about Andrew Johnson?

President _______________ passed the Enforcement Acts, enabling the U.S. military to combat the KKK.

Poll taxes effective worked against

Which phrase most accurately describes Reconstruction project?

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