Unit 1 Review Part 2

Reconstruction in the United States _______ in 1877.

• ended

• ignored

• promised

• respected

• supported

In the Compromise of 1877, Rutherford B. Hayes _______ to remove troops from the South on certain conditions.

• ended

• ignored

• promised

• respected

• supported

Southern Democrats agreed to the Compromise of 1877 and _______ Hayes in his presidential bid.

• ended

• ignored

• promised

• respected

• supported

After the Compromise of 1877, Southern Democrats _______ global calls for greater equality.

• ended

• ignored

• promised

• respected

• supported

Why was this clause included in the 1898 Louisiana Constitution?

• to protect wealthy property owners

• to protect twentieth-century immigrants

• to protect newly freed African American men

• to protect poor and illiterate white male Louisianans

In 1862, Congress passed the ________ to fund higher education which gave states grants of federal land.

• Dibble Civil Rights Act

• historically Black colleges and universities

• Civil Rights Act of 1875

• Morrill Land Grant Act

• Second Morrill Act

The ________ guaranteed all citizens equal access to public places; however, this act was not enforced.

• Dibble Civil Rights Act

• Morrill Land Grant Act

• Second Morrill Act

• Civil Rights Act of 1875

• historically Black colleges and universities

Failure of the Civil Rights Act led California to create its own legislation known as the ________.

• Dibble Civil Rights Act

• Civil Rights Act of 1875

• historically Black colleges and universities

• Morrill Land Grant Act

• Second Morrill Act

In 1890, Congress passed the ________ to ensure Black students received access to higher education.

• Second Morrill Act

• Civil Rights Act of 1875

• Morrill Land Grant Act

• Dibble Civil Rights Act

• historically Black colleges and universities

The second Morrill Land Grant Act led to the funding of ________, including Southern University and Agricultural and Mechanical College.

• historically Black colleges and universities

• Civil Rights Act of 1875

• Second Morrill Act

• Dibble Civil Rights Act

• Morrill Land Grant Act