Face of Freedom Review
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What is this political cartoon's message about life for Black Americans after Radical Reconstruction?
29Black Americans felt that their families were quite safe after the end of Radical Reconstruction.
Many groups stepped up to protect Black Americans after Radical Reconstruction, including the KKK and the White League.
Life for Black Americans after the end of Radical Reconstruction improved greatly.
Life for Black Americans after the end of Radical Reconstruction was almost worse than before.
- Q1
What is this political cartoon's message about life for Black Americans after Radical Reconstruction?
Black Americans felt that their families were quite safe after the end of Radical Reconstruction.
Many groups stepped up to protect Black Americans after Radical Reconstruction, including the KKK and the White League.
Life for Black Americans after the end of Radical Reconstruction improved greatly.
Life for Black Americans after the end of Radical Reconstruction was almost worse than before.
30s - Q2
Which of the following were effects of the end of Radical Reconstruction?
Sharecropping
Plessy v Ferguson
Increase in Black political leaders in office
Jim Crow Laws
30s - Q3
Which abolitionist led groups of freedpeople to Kansas?
Sojourner Truth
Ida B Wells
Harriet Tubman
Frederick Douglass
30s - Q4
Why did Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, Douglas A. Blackmon, refer to sharecropping as "slavery by another name"?
Sharecroppers became stuck in a cycle where all of the money they made went right back to the landowner.
Sharecropping was forced upon freedmen.
Sharecroppers worked so hard they couldn't find time to take a vacation.
Sharecropping only happened in the South.
30s - Q5
Which journalist fought to uncover the truth about lynchings and was threatened with death?
Harriet Tubman
Ida B Wells
Frederick Douglass
Sojourner Truth
30s - Q6
Which organization was established by Congress to provide aid to 4,000,000 Black Americans during Reconstruction?
Freedmen's Bureau
Carpetbaggers Organization
Red Cross
League of Women Voters
30s - Q7
Which of the following were practices put in place to keep Black men from voting after the 15th Amendment?
Violence and Intimidation
Literacy Test
All of these
Poll Tax
30s - Q8
What is the name given to the movement of six million Black Americans out of the rural, southern United States to the urban areas in the Northeast (New York), Midwest (Chicago and Kansas City), and West (Los Angeles and Seattle) between 1910 and 1970.
Great Migration
No More South
Migration North
See Ya!
30s