Vocab
Civil War Impacts
Rebuilding
Freedman's Bureau
Sharecropping
100

This means to rebuild 

Reconstruction

100

Name one PHYSICAL impact of the civil war 

Varies (destroyed property, roads, many deaths)

100

What was promised to emancipated people but not given to them?

40 acres and a mule

100

What was the purpose of the Freedman's Bureau?

To provide support for emancipated people after being enslaved?

100

a written agreement signed by two groups of people 

a contract

200

This is another term for freedom

Emancipation 

200

Name one ECONOMIC of the Civil War

Varies (major costs to repair damages, medical costs, etc) 
200

What did Frederick Douglass say was most important to black people?

Voting

200

How was the Bureau a success?

Varies (provided support for housing, jobs, medical needs, education, etc)

200

what made the contracts biased?

many black people were illiterate so they were being manipulated

300

A group of people who worked landowner's property for very little pay

sharecropper

300

Name two SOCIAL impacts of the Civil War

Varies (trauma, depression, sadness, anger for those who lost, joy for being emancipated, etc)

300

Name TWO things emancipated people started to do once they were free.

Varies (search for families, look for work, etc)

300

How was the Bureau a challenge? 

Varies (Andrew Johnson took away funding related to schools and other areas that prevented black people from making progress)

300

how does sharecropping create a cycle of debt for black people

didn't own the land and had to borrow tools to grow crops and if it was a bad harvest, they had to pay off the debt

400

a tactic/strategy used to take advantage of someone to get what you want

manipulation 

400

Name one POLITICAL impact of the Civil War

Varies (13th amendment/end of slavery, voting rights, more rights related to citizens, etc) 

400

Why was rebuilding a challenge for some southerners?

Varies (still angry about losing the war, lost their source of free labor and profit, etc) 

400

Why did people travel from the North to South to work in schools? 

Varies (to support the education of emancipated people, earn money, help fight for the rights of the emancipated)

400

How was sharecropping similar to slavery?

Working on land for little to no pay, poor treatment, manipulation and control, etc

500

a program created to provide emancipated people support with housing, education, medical needs, jobs, etc

freedman's bureau

500

What was the official date of the emancipation of black people?

June 19, 1865 (Juneteenth) 

500

40 acres is the equivalent to what? (hint: football fields)

27

500

By the 1880s, how much did the amount of black children going to school decrease by?

Half

500

Name at least TWO other tasks black people had to do in addition to sharecropping.

Varies (cooking, cleaning, ironing, milking cows, etc)