Reconstruction
Civl War
Reconstruction part II
Early Native American/ European Exploration
The British Colonies
100
  1. What were color blind laws? List three examples of color blind laws.



Laws that did not specify about race and the actual laws weren't racist, it was the application of it. Grandfather clause: “You cannot vote if your grandfather did not vote”. Poll tax: Tax to vote. Literacy tests: “You must be able to read to vote”. They were designed to fail.

100

True or false, we shot first during fort sumter


False, the confederates shot first during fort sumter

100

True or false, radical reconstructionists did not want more strict policies for ex- confederates 


False, they wanted more strict policies for ex-confederates

100
  • Why did Christans push their views in the Americas?


  • Pope claimed that Christans needed to convert Natives


    • Believed it was their “duty” to convert Native Americans to Christianity

  • Christians believed it was god “punishing the Native peoples” for not converting fast enough

100
  • What were the goals of British colonization?



  • Make money

  • Better Living conditions

  • Religious Freedom

200
  1. True or false: The 14th amendment abolished slavery.



False, The 13th

200

  What role did the border states play?


The border states were Delaware, Maryland, Missouri, and Kentucky, they did not leave the union. Keeping these states in the war was a key reason the union had victory.

200

What was the Freedmen's Bureau?  


Established by radical republicans. Provides food, shelter, and education to formerly enslaved. Established schools for Black Americans.

200
  • What Motivated Europeans to explore the Americas?

  • God, Glory, Gold

    • The goal was to bring in more $$$ by forcing their colonies to buy from them

    • Religious Freedom 

    • Spread Christianity

200
  • What were the Navigation Acts and what did they do?

  • only traded goods to British ships, and pay an extra shipping tax

  • Dutch goods (Tea) could come only on a British ship and you would have to pay an extra tax

  • Dutch ships could not bring their goods into British harbors.

300
  1. What were the positives of the civil rights act of 1866?

   

  • Pronounced that all black Americans were U.S. citizens. (nullifying Dred Scott). Brought freedmen's rights to federal jurisdiction… sent the army to the south to protect the friedmans. Black men were allowed to vote in local elections and have seats in congress.

300

What did the battle of antietam influence lincoln to do 

This battle influenced Lincoln to pass the Emancipation Proclamation, he wanted to wait for a victory to do so, for popularity reasons. This freed enslaved people in confederate states.

300

 What was the goal of “last seen”


To connect formerly enslaved people to their families post slavery through media

300
  • What was the economic motivation that drove the trans slave trade?


  • Europeans kidnapped Africans because they were able to exploit them for labor 

  • Cash Crops: Mass amounts for farming gained more money

300
  • What were white women's role in the Colonies

  • Take care of the Children

  • Run the household

  • Work the farm with their husbands and family

  • Submissive to men

  • No political rights

400
  1. What was freedmens bureau? 


  • Established by radical republicans in congress. It provided clothes, food, shelter, land, and education to the former enslaved people. They also established schools for the freedmen.

400

What was Lincoln's main goal during presidency


  • His main goal was to preserve the union and do anything it takes to preserve it, even if it was not legal.

400

What are some examples of black codes?


Paying a tax if you did not work on a plantation, being arrested if you could not prove you were employed, illegal to own guns, banning black men from voting or serving on a jury. These made it as close to slavery as possible

400
  • What were the conditions like on the ships during the Middle passage?


  • Conditions were terrible; millions died or were murdered during the journey.

400
  • What were the Causes of the American Revolution




  • British policies like taxation without representation, the Enlightenment's emphasis on individual rights, colonial resistance to British rule.

500
  1. Why was President Andrew Johnson thought of as evil?


He allowed confederate soldiers and officers to return to government jobs and be elected to high positions in their states. During the fall and summer of 1865 when Congress was in recess, most of the old confederate states held constitutional conventions. President Johnson’s reconstruction plan permitted only white people to vote for conventions, delegates or to participate in the framing of the new state government. They passed black codes.

500

Why did lincoln decide to allow black troops during the war. 

Freddrick Douglass influenced Lincoln to allow colored troops post Emancipation Proclamation.

500

 What was the purpose of WEB du bois’s quote


WEB Du Bois meant that black people were in the sun when they were freed but then moved back towards slavery by black codes and not having equal rights afterwards.

500
  • How did disease spread in ships during the Middle Passage?


  •  Diseases spread due to the overcrowding of the ship