Problems? We Got Plenty!
We're Free! Now What?
"Jumping Jim" Ain't My Friend!
A Better Virginia on the Rise!
Essential Knowledge
99

What was the problem with confederate money after the Civil War?

It had no value.

99

Who provided support for recently freed African-Americans in Virginia?

Freedmen's Bureau

99

What is the separation of people based on race or religion?

 Segregation

99

Travel Question - These were the key to growing Virginia's small towns into larger cities, along with the expansion of businesses, agriculture, and industry.

Railroads

99

The ________________ amendment ended slavery in the United States.

13th

155

Businesses and homes needed to be ________ during Reconstruction.

rebuilt

155

What is the term for Freedmen, and poor White farmers, renting land and paying the landowner a certain amount of their crops?

Sharecropping

155

What is the unfair treatment of a group of people?

Discrimination

155

Who was an important African-American leader before and during Reconstruction, that would go on to become the first African-American elected to the US Congress.

John Mercer Langston

155

The _______________ amendment gave the right to vote to all adult male citizens.

15th

204

Banks in Virginia were _______ at the beginning of Reconstruction.

Closed

204

What did the Freedmen's Bureau provide?

Food, education, medical care, and helped reunite families that had been separated.

204

What areas did segregation and discrimination affect for African Americans?

Housing, Education, Healthcare, Employment, and Political Representation

204

During Reconstruction, Virginia started to become  more _____________ rather than agricultural.  Virginia started to have more developed cities, factories, and businesses.

Industrial

204

What amendment gave citizenship rights to African-Americans born in the US?  

The 14th Amendment

253

Name two things that were destroyed during the Civil War that needed to be rebuilt?

Plantations, Crops, Railroads, and/or Bridges

253

African-American communities pushed for _________, which was seen as a path to greater opportunities. This was a path to better jobs like doctors, teachers, and public servants.

Education

253

Why was it difficult for some African Americans, poor whites, and Native Americans to vote after the Civil War?  Give two reasons.

1.  Poll Taxes

2.  Reading Tests to vote

3. Distant voting locations

253

This region of Virginia grew during Reconstruction because of the necessity for coal.

Appalachian Plateau

253

What Supreme Court case said that "separate but equal" was fair?

Plessy vs Ferguson

307

What problems did Freedmen (former slaves) face during reconstruction?

They needed housing, education, food, clothing, and jobs.

307

What were the laws that made segregation legal in the southern states?

"Jim Crow" Laws

307

How did Jim Crow laws segregate White and Black people.

1.  Separate seating on trains.

3.  Separate, poor-quality establishments like schools, fountains, restaurants, and restrooms.

307

During Reconstruction, these THREE things began to grow which contributed to Virginia's increasing economy.

1.  Industry and technology

2.  Railroads

3.  Cities

307

Tell two ways railroads changed Virginia after the civil war.

1.  Create jobs for building them

2.  Brought more people into the city since transportation became available.

3.  Provided opportunity for manufacturing to grow because now there were opportunities to ship raw materials and finished products across the land. 

M
e
n
u