24/25 Reconstruction Review - p8

What was one of the main points of President Lincoln’s Reconstruction Plan?

• Amnesty for former Confederates if 10% swear an oath of loyalty to the United States

• Allowing former Confederates to hold office

• Creation of the Freedmen’s Bureau

• 14th Amendment passed

Match the following Reconstruction plans with their main points: President Lincoln’s Plan, President Andrew Johnson’s Plan, Radical Republican (Congress) Plan

• C

• Freedmen’s Bureau created

• B

• Amnesty for former Confederates if 10% swear an oath of loyalty

• A

• Allowed former Confederates to hold office

What was a requirement in Lincoln’s Reconstruction Plan for former Confederates?

• Must permanently abolish slavery

• Must swear an oath of loyalty

• Must create the Freedmen’s Bureau

• Must pass the 14th Amendment

Which amendment was part of the Radical Republican (Congress) Reconstruction plan?

• 13th Amendment

• 14th Amendment

• 15th Amendment

• Both B and C

What was a key feature of the Radical Republican (Congress) Reconstruction plan?

• Amnesty for former Confederates

• Freedmen’s Bureau created

• Allowed former Confederates to hold office

• Lincoln’s Plan was designed to make it easier for South to return to the Union

Which plan included the creation of the Freedmen’s Bureau?

• President Lincoln’s Plan

• President Andrew Johnson’s Plan

• Radical Republican (Congress) Plan

• None of the above

How did the system of sharecropping work?

• Sharecroppers owned the land

• Sharecroppers rented land and paid with crops

• Sharecroppers were paid wages

• Sharecroppers worked for free.

Match the following historical events with their outcomes:

• 14th Amendment

• Granting of voting rights

• 13th Amendment

• Abolition of slavery

• 15th Amendment

• Establishment of citizenship

Match the following terms with their descriptions:

• Must pay a fee to vote

• Must pass a written/reading exam to vote

• Must pass a written/reading exam to vote

• Must pay a fee to vote

• If one's father or grandfather could vote on or before Jan 1, 1867, one can vote.

• If one's father or grandfather could vote on or before Jan 1, 1867, one can vote.

How did the KKK attempt to keep African Americans from gaining political power?

• By providing education

• By using terror and violence

• By offering jobs

• By supporting voting rights