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WorksheetsAPUSH Unit 5 Quiz Review
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 13hrs 0mins
Who led the Radical Republicans?
Henry Clay
Andrew Jackson
Thaddeus Stevens
Abraham Lincoln
What were the terms for the 14th Amendment?
Ratified in 1868
Ratified in 1848
Every person born in the US is granted US citizenship, including former slaves
All citizens have the right of equal protection of the laws of the United States
Was adopted in the month of April
What were the terms of the 15th Amendment?
Citizens of any gender and race are allowed voting rights
Male citizens of any race were allowed the right to vote
Women were allowed the right to vote
All women were allowed the right to vote
What did the 15th Amendment lead to?
Voting rights
An increase in political participation in women
Men participating in politics more often
More men running for office
What did the Radical Republicans want?
Provide former slaves with a better education
Provide women with a better education
Provide women with voting rights
Increase cotton production
The Radical Republican Plan
Increase slave trade
Increase cotton production
Create various military districts to protect former slaves
Gain voting rights for citizens of all races and genders
Intentions of the 13th Amendment
Divide the North and the South
Gain all citizens the right to vote
Only women can be held as slaves
Outlaw slavery
What did Freedman's Bureau provide?
Education
Food
Clothing
Job training
Work contracts
Disenfranchisement voting restrictions:
Literacy tests
Poll taxes
Grandfather Clause
Emancipation Proclamation
¨anyone who failed literacy test or did not pay poll tax still had the right to vote if he, his father, or his grandfather had been allowed to vote prior to January First, 1867.¨
1st Amendment
The Grandfather Clause
Emancipation Proclamation
13th Amendment
What were the Black Codes?
An illegal way to continue to place restrictions on African Americans in the South.
A legal way to continue to place restrictions on African Americans in the South.
A response to the 14th Amendment
A response to the 15th Amendment
Jim Crow Laws was responding to which Amendments?
13th
14th
15th
16th
What did the Jim Crow Laws affect?
They limited access to voting for African Americans
They limited availability of representation in court to African Americans
They created higher segregation in schools
They did not allow black women the right to vote
How long did Jim Crow Laws last?
About 10 years
About 25 years
About 50 years
About 100 years
What category of people were MOST affected by Literacy Tests?
People who cant read
People who cant write
People who cant do math
Women
Which category of people were most affected by Poll Taxes?
Wealthy people
People that cant read
Poor people
People that cant write
Where did Carpetbaggers come from?
The East
The South
The West
The North
What were the two main types of farming labor?
Cotton picking, and Sharecropping
Sharecropping, and Tent Farming
Sharecropping, and Tenant Farming
Tenant Farming, and Cropping
What is Sharecropping?
Farmers share varying crops so they dont have to do nearly as much work as individuals
Farmers and slaves split the work evenly as an attempt of establishing equality
A landowner lets a resident use land in return for a share of the crops they produce
Workers split crop production into portions that each worker has to complete by a certain time
How does Tenant Farming work?
The tenant is required to pay rent, but only in crop form
The tenant is required to pay rent in the form of either cash or crops
The tenant is required to pay rent, but only in the form of cash
The tenant is allowed to live on the land rent free, bu they are required to produce a certain amount of crops
For which of the following reasons was President Johnson impeached?
He constantly disagreed with congress
He vetoed Radical plans for Reconstruction
He violated the Emancipation Proclamation
He violated the Tenure of Office Act when he fired the Secretary of War
True or false, Johnson remained in office even after his impeachment trial
True
False
What did redeemers want?
To prevent the Civil War
To keep the Union in one piece
To secede from the Union
For things to be how they were in the South before the Civil War
Who was running for President during the Election of 1876?
Henry Clay, and Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln, and Rutherford B. Hayes
Rutherford B. Hayes, and Samuel J. Tilden
Samuel J. Tilden, and Abraham Lincoln
Who won the Election of 1876?
Rutherford B. Hayes
Samuel J. Tilden
Abraham Lincoln
Henry Clay
True or false, the Compromise of 1877 resolved the dispute of the 1876 election
False
True
What was the main impact of Reconstruction?
African Americans were running for office
African American women were able to run for office
Citizens of all genders and races were finally allowed the right to vote
Women were able to vote
Who was the first African American US Senator that was elected from Mississippi?
Hiram Revels
Frederick Douglas
Harriet Tubman
Rosa Parks
Which of the following businesses expanded in the South after the Civil War?
The Cotton Gin
Textile Mills
Slave Trade
Tobacco processing plants
Steel Mills
Who opposed Lincolns Reconstruction Plan?
Frederick Douglas
Radical Republicans
The Union
Harriet Tubman
Who did the 14th Amendment have the most impact on?
Women
Men
African Americans
African American Men
What was the 10% Plan also referred to as?
The Radical Republican Plan
The Wade-Davis Bill
Proclamation of Amnesty and Reconstruction
The Reconstruction Plan
What did Lincolns Reconstruction Plan provide?
Pardons would be granted to MOST Confederates who took an oath to the Union and the US Constitution
Pardons would be granted to MOST Confederates who accepted the emancipation of slaves
Compared to Lincolns Reconstruction plan, what was the Wade-Davis Bill referred to as?
Incomplete
Far less demanding
More lenient
Far more demanding
What were the terms of the Wade-Davis Bill?
Half of the voters of a state must take an oath of loyalty
One tenth of the voters of a state must take an oath of loyalty
Only non-Confederates were permitted to vote for a new state constitution
Only Confederates were permitted to vote for a new state constitution
Johnson's Reconstruction Plan was also referred to as...?
Reconstruction
Lincolns Reconstruction Plan
The Wade-Davis Bill
The Presidential Reconstructions
Johnsons ¨Presidential Reconstructions¨ Plan had the terms of...?
The South could reenter the Union with the ratification of the 13th Amendment
Allowed to pass Black Codes and discriminate against former slaves
What were Freedmen?
Current slaves that had the right to vote
Men and women that were finally allowed the right to vote
Slaves that would soon be freed
Former Slaves
What year did the Freedmen´s Bureau begin?
1864
1865
1850
1965
What did the Freedmen´s Bureau consist of?
Rights for White Women
Bureau of Refugees
Freedmen
Abandoned Lands
Which of the following was an early Welfare agency?
Lincolns Reconstruction Plan
Impeach
Carpetbaggers
Freedmen´s Bureau
What did the Freedmen´s Bureau provide?
food
shelter
medical aid
voting rights
The Freedmen´s Bureau helped both homeless African Americans, and ------.
Freedmen´s Bureau was considered the greatest success in education. How many schools did it provide for freed African Americans?
30
300
3000
30000
What are boomtowns?
Towns that got bombed
A 9/11 memorial in Washington DC
A WW2 bomb
Quickly growing towns
Vigilance Committees do what?
Volunteers track down and punish wrongdoers.
Pretend to be police officers and arrest as many citizens as possible.
Violence is regulated by appointed sherrifs.
Henry Comstock
An architect
A politician
A miner
The 42nd president of the United States
Comstock Lode
A gold mine found by Henry Clay
A tragic event that took place in Washington DC
The richest silver mine in American history
Hydraulic Mining
New technology to remove large quantities of earth to process it for minerals that used water from nearby rivers to create a high pressure spray. This washed away dirt, gravel, and rock.
A type of assembly line invented in 1861 that made it easier to process gold. Workers were lined up along a belt that held dirt, minerals, and rocks - where workers had to pick out individual gold nuggets until there were none left.
Long ----- is where Ranchers rounded up hundreds of thousands of longhorns and drove them to Missouri. Most of these cattle did not survive.
(a)
What was the main fee for a homestead (homestead act)
$10
$20
$12.50
$10.50
The homestead act ---?
Ended slavery
Made it so that a slave had to let their master use their sleeping place if necessary
Encouraged General Lee to surrender at Appomattox Courthouse
Encouraged settlement on the Great Plains
