SSUSH10d&e - WebQuest - Day 3 Summary

The Black Codes restricted the freedom of African Americans by (select all that apply)

• Denying African Americans the right to vote

• Required contracts for employment.

• Restricting where they could live.

• enforcing curfews for African American.

What was the impact of the Black Codes?

• Increase in imprisonment.

• Decrease in voting.

• Increase in access to school.

• Decrease in crime rate.

The Ku Klux Klan had a lot in common with the old Slave Patrol. Which of the following best describes how African Americans in the south viewed the Ku Klux Klan?

• They feared the KKK because their meetings were held at night in very wooded areas.

• They appreciated the KKK becuase their meetings allowed African Americans the opportunity to voice their concerns.

• They feared the KKK because of the amount of violence the faced when interacting with its members.

• They appreciated the KKK becuase they provided weapons to African Americans to defend themselves in case of an attack.

(Select all that apply) The Enforcement Acts of 1870 and 1871 were

• three bills pased by Congress.

• criminal codes that protected African American's right to vote.

• criminal codes that protected KKK members from federal laws.

• laws that allowed the federal government to protect the rights of African Americans when needed.

Who won the Presidential Election of 1876?

• Samuel J. Tilden (Democrat)

• Rutherford B. Hayes (Republican)

Who won the popular vote in the Presidential Election of 1876?

• Samuel J. Tilden (Democrat)

• Rutherford B. Hayes (Republican)

Who won the Electoral College vote in the Presidential Election of 1876?

• Samuel J. Tilden (Democrat)

• Rutherford B. Hayes (Republican)

What is the significance of the Presidential Election of 1876?

• It ended slavery.

• It ended Reconstruction.

• It ended the Black Codes.

• It ended racial segregation.

What was the Compromise of 1877?

• An agreement between Tilman and Congress on how to end Reconstruction.

• An disagreement between Tilman and Congress how to extend Reconstruction.

• An agreement between Hayes and Congress on how to end Reconstruction.

• An disagreement between Hayes and Congress how to extend Reconstruction.

Select the agreements made in the Compromise of 1877 from the options below.

• Remove federal troops from the south.

• Add more federal troops to help rebuild the south.