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WorksheetsFinal Review- Chapters 15 and 16
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
This is the legal separation of races
segregation
amnesty
black codes
scalawag
These were laws severely limiting rights of freedmen.
sharecropper
black codes
segregation
amnesty
He was the 16th President who created the 10 percent plan to reconstruct the South after the Civil War.
John Wilkes Booth
Andrew Johnson
Ulysses S. Grant
Abraham Lincoln
These were laws passed by southern states that barred mixing of the races in most aspects of everyday life
13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments
Black Codes
Literacy Tests, Poll Tax, and Grandfather Clause
Jim Crow Laws
Which of the following played a major role in denying African Americans their full civil rights?
Radical Reconstruction
the concept of “separate but equal”
the idea of the “New South”
the Civil Rights Act of 1866
What was the Homestead Act?
government gave 180 acres of free land to farmers
government gave 160 acres of free land to farmers
government gave 160 acres of land to Native Americans
government gave tools to help farmers bust through sod
Fill in the missing blank regarding the end of boomtowns: merchants arrived, ________________, government replaced vigilantes.
all of the ore was extracted from the mines
Native Americans took back their lands
cattle took over available land
urbanization increases
What did Native Americans want?
the passage of the Dawes Act
to be given good land so they could become prosperous farmers
to be given more say in the gold found on their land
to live freely on their land
What was the Emancipation Proclamation?
It freed white indentured servants who were serving in the military for the Union
it freed enslaved people in areas that were fighting the Union
It freed slaves in both the North and the South
It freed only slaves in areas controlled by the Confederacy
Someone who does not believe in organized government
politician
monarch
anarchist
abolitionist
What were the two major battles that were the turning point in the Civil War towards the North?
NYC and Philadelphia
Gettysburg and Vicksburg
Gettysburg and NYC
Yorktown and Cincinnati
How were the Wade Davis Bill and the Ten Percent plan different?
W.D. Bill wanted all women to be able to vote, 10% plan did not want women to vote
W.D. Bill wanted 50% of a states population to swear loyalty to the union, 10 percent wanted 10 percent
W.D. Bill wanted 10% of a states population to swear loyalty to the union, 10 percent wanted 50 percent
Wade Davis Bill wanted all African Americans freed by the next year, 10 % did not mention slavery
Why is control of the Mississippi and Ohio rivers important in the Civil War?
it would split the South in two.
Transport supplies and food
Could send the Navy up and patrol the rivers
All of these answers are correct
What did BOTH Lincoln's Ten Percent Plan and the Wade Davis Bill have in common?
Both required 10% of a states population to swear their loyalty to the Union
Both had to end slavery
Both required 50% of a states population to swear their loyalty to the Union
Both had to continue slavery to improve the southern economy
What was the significance of the court case Plessy vs. Ferguson?
Separate but equal was not legal under the Constitution
The court ruled that separate but equal was legal as long as the facilities were equal
facilities did not have to be equal because segregation was legal
