25-26 APUSH 3rd Nine Wks Test Review: PRACTICE (P5 Pt 4-P7 Pt 1)

The Wade-Davis Bill differed from Lincoln's Reconstruction Plan in that the Wade-Davis Bill... (KC 5.10)

• set higher standards for readmitting states to the Union to avoid the state governments being dominated by secessionists
• only required 10% of voters to take an oath of loyalty to the Union
• required the creation of a Freedmen's Bureau to help emancipated people integrate into society
• was opposed by Radical Republicans who rallied behind Lincoln's plan

TRUE or FALSE: Many former Confederate leaders were pardoned by Johnson and made their way back to office after the Civil War. (KC 5.10)

• TRUE
• FALSE

All the following are true of Radical Republicans EXCEPT: (KC 5.10)

• They were led by Charles Sumner and Thaddeus Stevens
• They supported a military rule of the South to ensure African Americans could exercise their civil rights
• They opposed women's suffrage and the labor union movement as it detracted from their focus on freedmen's issues
• They supported the passage of the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments to the Constitution

What best describes the "Carpetbaggers" after the Civil War? (KC 5.10)

• They were Northerners who went to the South to set up new businesses, with humanitarian goals, or sometimes to just enrich themselves.
• They were African American legislators elected with the newfound voting power of the enfranchised freed slaves.
• They were Southern Democrats who defected to the Republican side after realizing the economic opportunities of Reconstruction.
• They were Southern Republicans who opposed the Democrats' attempt to reassert themselves in the re-admitted states' governments.

Which of the following is FALSE? (KC 5.10)

• Many black colleges were established during Reconstruction to train African American ministers and teachers
• Some African Americans left the South for opportunities such as in Kansas
• Political corruption abounded in the North and South alike
• After the reconstruction Amendments were passed, no additional Civil Rights legislation was passed by Congress

What best describes the "Redeemer" government? (KC 5.11)

• Southern Democrats made compromises with scalawags and carpetbaggers to rebuild the South after the war
• Moderate Democrats took a middle road after the Compromise of 1877
• Radical Republicans continued to agitate for rights for freedmen, making headway into Southern legislatures
• Southern Conservatives reasserted control over Southern governments and re-established White supremacy

The Force Acts were passed by Congress to.. (KC 5.11)

• eliminate the military presence in the South
• give federal authorities the power to stop KKK violence and protect the civil rights of its citizens
• re-establish the racially stratified social hierarchy which existed in the Antebellum period
• prevent the development of black codes and a sharecropping system

The Compromise of 1877... (KC 5.11)

• marked the end of the federal military presence in the South
• led to the election of a Democratic president
• was ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court
• led to the passage of the Amnesty Act which allowed most ex-Confederates to hold public office

Which one of the following individuals was NOT a Radical Republican?

• Thaddeus Stevens
• Andrew Johnson
• Charles Sumner
• Edwin Stanton

The federal agency designed to assist former slaves in making the economic adjustment to freedom was known as the

• Freedmen’s Bureau.
• Department of Education.
• African American Rights Association.
• Southern Reconstruction Agency.