Reconstruction
Amendments and Court Cases
Urbanization and Immigration
Vocabulary
Pictures & Quotes
100

Which organization was founded to oppose the rights of African Americans during Reconstruction?

The Ku Klux Klan

100

What did the 13th Amendment do?

Abolish Slavery

100

Which group faced significant discrimination due to the Chinese Exclusion Act?

The Chinese

100

What is Urbanization?

The rapid growth of cities as people moved from farms and rural areas to work in factories.

100

What do the labels "WHITE" and "COLORED" on the drinking fountains signify about the historical context of the image?

It represents the inequality of racism, especially in the South

200

What was the main focus of Lincoln's Reconstruction plan?

To reunify the North and South

200

What was a significant impact of the Plessy v. Ferguson ruling?

It upheld the principle of "separate but equal"

200

What is Nativism?

The belief that people who were born in the country are superior to those who weren't

200

What is the term for this definition:

"The process of people from one culture adopting the customs and ways of another culture, often to 'fit in.'

Assimilation

200

"Section 1. The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States..."

Which amendment is being referred to by this article?

The 15th Ammendment

300

What was the problem with Sharcropping?

It kept people in a cycle of debt and poverty

300

Which amendment is known for granting African American men the right to vote?

The 15th Amendment

300

What was one issue of the fast urbanization in cities like New York?

Poor living conditions, poor working conditions, overcrowding, poor sanitation

300

What is immigration?

The act of people moving from one country to live permanently in another.

300

According to this image, explain the living conditions of people in tenement homes...


They were terrible, gross, crowded, etc.

400

What was one of the main purposes of the Freedmen’s Bureau?

To provide food, supplies, housing, an education to freed slave (Will accept any of these choices)

400

Which amendment granted citizenship to all persons born or naturalized in the United States?

The 14th Amendment

400

What was the point of Ellis Island and Angel Island?

Medical and legal inspections
For immigrants to come into the country

(Something to that extent)

400

What is temperance?

The movement to limit or ban the drinking of alcohol in the 1800s and early 1900s.

400

What is one issue with this picture (There are a lot)


Child Labor, Unsafe working conditions, Unsanitary workplace...

500

What was a primary goal of the Radical Republicans during Reconstruction?

1. To punish people in the South

2. Provide more rights to African Americans

500

What was the purpose of the Black Codes enacted in the South?

To restrict the rights of and freedoms of African Americans

500

What was the issue with political machines?

They led to a lot of greed and corruption within cities

500

What word best fits this definition?

"A way of making products where each worker does one small job as the product moves down a line, making production faster and cheaper."

Assembly Line

500

What does this image with a man with a money bag for a head represent?


Greed and Corruption in politics

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