Unit 15 - Reconstruction Amendments Quiz

What were black codes?

• Laws limiting freedoms of African Americans

• Foreign language used by African Americans

• Illegal codes for PlayStation 5

• Racist newspaper articles

What did the 13^th amendment do?

• Gave all men the right to vote                                         

• Gave citizenship to anyone born in the US                    

• Banned slavery.

• Gave women the right to vote.

What did the 14^th amendment do?

• Gave all men the right to vote       

• Banned slavery  

• Gave women the right to vote.

• Gave citizenship to anyone born in the US.

What did the 15^th amendment do?

• Gave women the right to vote

• Banned slavery

• Gave all male citizens the right to vote.  

• Gave citizenship to anyone born in the US

The 13^th, 14^th, and 15^th Amendments are commonly referred to as what?

• Homestead Amendments                                           

• Civil Rights Amendments

• The Articles of Confetti

• The Bill of Rights

What was the purpose of the 13^th, 14, and 15^th Amendments?

• Expand the civil rights of African Americans                     

• Regulate interstate commerce                                               

• Collect fees for School improvement

• Prevent African Americans from voting 

What was the intended purpose of poll taxes and literacy tests?

• Expand education in Southern Schools                              

• Provide education services to the homeless                       

• Collect fees for School improvement

• Prevent African Americans from voting 

What group used intimidation and violence against African Americans during Reconstruction?

• Nazis

• The Cardi B-Boyz

• Ku Klux Klan

• Wu Tang Clan

What was the goal of the Ku Klux Klan?

• Prevent African Americans from voting

• Attack the north

• Continue fighting the Civil War

• Spread peace and love

What were laws designed to segregate the races?

• Mighty Eagle Laws                               

• Jim Crow Laws

• Steven Seagull Laws

• Larry Bird Laws