Reconstruction Review

What is the main message conveyed in the 2nd Inaugural Address?

• To seek revenge on enemies

• To show malice towards others

• To finish the work of healing the nation

• To ignore the nation's wounds

Which of the following phrases is included in the 2nd Inaugural Address?

• With hatred toward all

• With charity for none

• With malice toward none

• With firmness in the wrong

Who is the intended audience for the message of charity and healing in the 2nd Inaugural Address?

• Only the soldiers

• Only the widows

• All people

• Only the orphans

What did President Lincoln's Plan require states to do regarding their voters?

• 50% of a state’s voters must pledge loyalty

• 10% of a state’s voters must pledge loyalty

• 25% of a state’s voters must pledge loyalty

• 75% of a state’s voters must pledge loyalty

What was the name given to President Lincoln's Plan?

• The 50% Plan

• The Loyalty Plan

• The 10% Plan

• The Federal Plan

According to President Lincoln's Plan, what could states do after 10% of their voters pledged loyalty?

• Launch new governments and elect Reps to Congress

• Abolish slavery

• Form a new constitution

• Join the Union immediately

What was one of the goals of the Radical Republicans?

• Want to punish Southerners

• Demand citizenship and voting rights for freedmen

• Wanted to keep Republicans in Power

• Want to provide protection with Union soldiers across the South (Military control)

Which of the following was NOT a goal of the Radical Republicans?

• Want to punish Southerners

• Demand citizenship and voting rights for freedmen

• Wanted to keep Republicans in Power

• Wanted to maintain the status quo in the South

What did the Radical Republicans want to provide across the South?

• Economic aid

• Protection with Union soldiers (Military control)

• Agricultural support

• Educational reforms

Which U.S. President offered pardons for anyone who took a loyalty oath, except for high Confederate officials and wealthy landowners?

• Abraham Lincoln

• Andrew Johnson

• Ulysses S. Grant

• Rutherford B. Hayes