WorksheetsChapter 16 Reconstruction Review
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 12mins
He won the election because of the support of freedmen, but scandals during his presidency ruined his reputation.
Andrew Johnson
Ulysses S. Grant
Abraham Lincoln
Rutherford B Hayes
Rules which originated in Mississippi and were used to control African Americans
Jim Crow Laws
Black Codes
Sharecropping
15th Amendment
This president was impeached but was not removed from office.
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Ulysses S. Grant
Rutherford B. Hayes
This makes any person born in the United States a U.S. citizen and gives them equal protection under the law
13th Amendment
14th Amendment
15th Amendment
16th Amendment
This barred states from denying the vote to anyone based on race, color or previous condition of servitude.
13th Amendment
14th Amendment
15th Amendment
16th Amendment
This was Lincoln’s lenient plan for Reconstruction
Ten Percent Plan
Wade Davis Bill
Reconstruction Act
Civil Rights Act
This was the law which enforced segregation
Black Codes
Segregation Law
Jim Crow Laws
14th Amendment
This president ended Reconstruction by taking the troops out of the South.
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
Ulysses S. Grant
Rutherford B. Hayes
This officially banned slavery and forced labor.
13th Amendment
14th Amendment
15th Amendment
16th Amendment
This plan was a strict reconstruction plan, proposed my Congress in response to Lincoln’s Ten Percent Plan
Ten Percent Plan
Wade Davis Bill
Reconstruction Act
Civil Rights Act
Andrew Johnson was brought up for impeachment because he disobeyed the Tenure of Office Act.
True
False
The Black Codes were used to replace the system of slavery with a system of near slavery.
True
False
The Ku Klux Klan was not successful in scaring African Americans away from voting.
True
False
The courts upheld Jim Crow laws by saying public facilities could be “separate but equal.”
True
False
By the time of the Tilden v. Hayes election, most people wanted Reconstruction to end.
True
False
A poll tax is when southerners made people pay a tax to vote.
True
False
Carpetbaggers were people from the South who supported the Union during the Civil War.
True
False
Under the Wade-Davis Bill, 10% of the voters in the state had to swear loyalty to the Union.
True
False
The Civil Rights Act of 1866 officially started Radical Reconstruction and divided the South into military districts.
True
False
According to the Captured and Abandoned Property Act the government could seize Confederate property and cotton after the war.
True
False
The South after Reconstruction was called the “New South” because…
Reconstruction was successful at ending racial inequality
The old version of slavery was replaced with sharecropping
The old Confederate leaders were replaced with Republicans
The South became more industrialized than before
Why was Johnson’s plan for Reconstruction different than that of the Radical Republicans
The Congress was more racist than Johnson was
Johnson used a plan that was more like Abraham Lincoln’s
Johnson’s plan \ needed 50% of voters to swear loyalty
Johnson’s plan meant to give African Americans equal rights
Which of the following was NOT a goal of the Radical Republicans?
To punish the Confederates
To “forgive and forget” the Civil War
To change the social structure of the South
To give the freedmen more rights
The Freedmen’s Bureau was created to…
Investigate the Hayes vs. Tilden election
Help Southerners stop freedmen from gaining power
Investigate Johnson’s impeachment
Provide jobs, education, shelter, and legal help
Which of the following was NOT a way Southerners attempted to stop freedmen from voting
Made people pay a tax in order to vote
Made people take a medical test in order to vote
Threatened freedmen with the KKK
Made people take a literacy test
Ulysses S. Grant was most successful as a president in the areas concerning…
Crushing the KKK
Keeping peace with Native Americans
Controlling national scandals
Giving the Republican party more power and authority
What was the outcome of Plessy v. Ferguson?
The Black Code laws were upheld at legal.
Segregation was deemed unconstitutional.
It was upheld that segregation was legal.
Johnson was impeached.
How did Hayes win the election?
He told the public he would end Reconstruction.
He won the popular vote.
He was supported by many freedmen who were now able to vote.
He secretly promised Democrats that he would end Reconstruction.
How was sharecropping like slavery for freedmen?
Freedmen did not own the land they worked on
Freedmen became trapped in a cycle of debt
Freedmen often worked on plantations
The owner often created rules to control the freedmen
All of the above
In order to show he did not approve of Congress’s view of Reconstruction, Johnson…
Resigned from the presidency
Vetoed the Civil Rights Act and a bill extending the life of the Freedmen’s Bureau
Took all of the troops out of the South
Appointed previous leaders of the Confederacy for all the cabinet positions
