Module 1 Test Workshop

Who couldn't hold public office during Reconstruction?

• former Confederate generals
• civil rights issues
• enforced racial segregation
• abolished slavery

Born a slave, believed equality came through vocational ed, and founded Tuskegee Institute -

• Booker T. Washington
• civil rights issues
• abolished slavery
• former Confederate generals

The 13th, 14th, and 15 Amendments addressed -

• civil rights issues
• former Confederate generals
• Native Americans
• assimilate Native Americans

Westward expansion had the most negative effect on who?

• Native Americans
• former Confederate generals
• abolished slavery
• civil rights issues

The 13th Amendment -

• assimilate Native Americans
• abolished slavery
• Booker T. Washington
• the withdrawal of federal troops

The Carlisle Indian Industrial School and Dawes Act were attempts to -

• civil rights issues
• Native Americans
• lowered the cost of transportation
• assimilate Native Americans

Plessy v. Ferguson is significant because it -

• abolished slavery
• enforced racial segregation
• accepted racial segregation
• assimilate Native Americans

The Transcontinental Railroad helped western settlement because it -

• Native Americans
• Booker T. Washington
• lowered the cost of transportation
• enforced racial segregation

Reconstruction ended in 1877 with -

• abolished slavery
• assimilate Native Americans
• enforced racial segregation
• the withdrawal of federal troops

W.E.B. Du Bois believed in full equality while Booker T. Washington -

• assimilate Native Americans
• Booker T. Washington
• enforced racial segregation
• accepted racial segregation