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100

Which amendment abolished slavery?

13th Amendment

100

What crop was the dominant source of income in the South during the Civil War era?

Cotton

100

What is the bringing of formal charges against a public official called

What is Impeachment

100

What term defines the enforcement of separating races

Segregation

100

In the South, what was the name of the charge/fee that had to be paid to be allowed to vote?

Poll Tax

200

What was the name given to a laborer who worked the land for the farmer who owned it, in exchange for a share of the CROPS?

Sharecropper

200

What was the 14th amendment?

Anyone born in the United States is a citizen

200

This started as a Confederate social club and later became a violent terrorist organization whose purpose was to deny African Americans their constitutional rights.

Klu Klux Klan

200

What was the point of the poll tax and the literacy test?

To prevent African Americans to vote

200

What year was the 13th amendment approved by Congress? 

1865

300

What laws were passed in the Southern United States after the Civil War that restricted the rights of formerly enslaved people?

Black Codes

300

Did Abraham Lincoln live to see his plan of Reconstruction implemented in the South?

No

300

What does the 15th Amendment guarantee?

It allows all men to vote regardless of their race or if they were former slaves

300

Laws used by southern states to control and limit the freedoms of African Americans

Black Codes

300

 Where was Lincoln assassinated?  

Fords Theatre

400

What is the term that describes forced labor without pay?

Slavery

400

What was the purpose of The Freedmans Bureau?

Established schools, provided jobs, healthcare, food, clothing, and legal assistance to newly freed slaves in the South

400

Who took over for President Lincoln?

Andrew Johnson

400

Who shot Abraham Lincoln, and what happened to him?

John Wilkes Booth and he was captured and killed

400

Who won the election of 1876?

Rutherford B. Hayes

500

How many military districts in the South were established with the Reconstruction Act of 1867?

5

500

Why did sharecropping lead to a cycle of poverty?

the sharecroppers often owed more than they had earned and had no choice but to offer the landlord a greater percentage of next years crop

500

In 1876, Rutherford B Hayes won the presidency. He secured the victory by promising to end what?

Reconstruction in the South

500

Lincoln 10% plan called for

10% of state to take a loyalty oath

500

Union General William T. Sherman ordered the destruction of all railroads, factories, and commercial buildings of that were most important to the Confederacy. What city literally burned to the ground? 

Atlanta, Georgia

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