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Reconstruction act of 1867 quiz
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- Q1When was the Fifteenth Amendment, which finally granted black men the right to vote on an equal basis with white men, ratified?186918681871187060s
- Q2Which Reconstruction amendment overturned the Dred Scott decision?ThirteenTwelveFourteenFithteen60s
- Q3What was the "ten percent" in Lincoln's plan for Reconstruction?when ten percent of its wartime leadership was turned over to federal authorities.When ten percent of the voters who were eligible in 1860 swore an oath of loyalty to the U.S. and accepted the abolition of slavery.when ten percent of its former slaves had presented themselves to federal authorities to prove they had been freed, as required by the Thirteenth Amendment.when ten percent of its wartime debt had been repaid.60s
- Q4What were Johnson's beliefs about black suffrage?He rejected it outright.He was ambivalent; his focus was on punishing white southern plantation owners.He supported it wholeheartedly.Sometimes he supported it and other times he did not. It usually depended upon the audience.120s
- Q5What years did Reconstruction span?1867-18791865-18701866-18771865-1876120s
- Q6In what state, during Reconstruction, did blacks wield the greatest influence?GeorgiaSouth CarolinaArkansasMississippi120s
- Q7Who was blamed for the failure of the Freedmen's Savings and Trust CompanyBlack leaderswhite borrowers who had taken advantage of the systemthe federal government, which had insured two-thirds of the depositsthe federal government, which had insured two-thirds of the deposits120s