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100

Reconstruction lasted between:

a) 1965-1977

b) 1865-1877

c) 2011-2018

b) 1865-1877

100

What was the "harsh" plan that Congress chose to use with the rebuilding of the South?

a) President Lincoln's plan

b) Radical Republicans

c) President Johnson's plan

Radical Republicans

100

What were the 3 amendments that affected African American rights?

13th, 14th, and 15th amendments

100
Who were the 3 important leaders during Reconstruction we watch video clips on?

Frederick Douglas, Abraham Lincoln, and Robert E. Lee

100

What is segregation?

Separation of races

200

Reconstruction was the "___________" of the South----

a) rebuilding

b)educating

c) sharecropping

a) rebuilding

200

Former __________ needed help adjusting to their new freedom.

slaves

200

What did the 13th amendment do?

Ban slavery in the United States

200
Which leader did NOT want to punish the South harshly after the Civil War?

a) Abraham Lincoln

b) Robert E. Lee

c) Frederick Douglas

Abraham Lincoln

200

What were the laws that required African Americans and whites to be separated? 


Jim Crow Laws

300
What is sharecropping?



Renting a piece of land but had to give a portion (a lot) of the crops grown to the landowner

300

Southern states needed to be brought back to the _________________.

United States

300

What did the 14th amendment do?

Allowed African American to become citizens

300

This leader wanted the South to forgive the North at the end of the Civil War and he was the Confederate general.

Robert E. Lee

300

What were 3 ways southern states kept African Americans from voting?

Literacy Tests

Poll Taxes

Grandfather Clause

400

What did Freedman's Bureau help?

Helped newly freed African Americans with schools, housing, medical services, jobs.


400

Who was president when Reconstruction officially began?

President Johnson

400

What did the 15th amendment do?

Gave African American men the right to vote

400

This leader was a powerful voice for African American rights

Frederick Douglas

400
What did the Supreme Court case of Plessy v Ferguson decide? (it was not good!)

Segregation was legal, "separate but equal"