Question 1

When did the Reconstruction period occur? (number 1 on the study guide.)

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1866-1877

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1880-1900

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1877-1880

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1860-1865

Question 2

What took place during Reconstruction? (Number 1 for the study guide.)

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South Carolina went under US military control, and African Americans joined politics for the first time.

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South Carolina automatically rejoined the Union, and African Americans were prohibited from politics.

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South Carolina passed the Constitution of 1865 with federal approval.

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South Carolina automatically agreed to pass the 13th and 14th Amendments.

Question 3

(Number 2 on the study guide should be your own words, and not a picture on your iPad of your teammate's work or your neighbor's paper.) Number 3, Part 1: Amnesty?

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Lincoln wants to forgive the Southern states.

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Lincoln wants to never forgive the Southern States.

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Lincoln is ready to automatically let the Southern states join the Union.

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Lincoln can't agree with Congress about what should happen with the Southern States.

Question 4

(Number 2 on the study guide should be your own words, and not a picture on your iPad of your teammate's work or your neighbor's paper.) Number 3, Part 2: Readmission?

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To be added back into the United States

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To be viewed as a traitor the nation

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To remain part of the Confederacy

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To be recognized as a separate state only

Question 5

(Number 2 on the study guide should be your own words, and not a picture on your iPad of your teammate's work or your neighbor's paper.) Number 3, Part 3: suffrage?

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Right to vote

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Right to become a citizen of the US.

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Right to leave the U.S.

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the Right to free speech

Question 6

A Difference of Opinion: What did the Radical Republicans propose in place of Lincoln's plan?

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For every state to rewrite their Constitution and recognize the Fourteenth Amendment

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For every state to vote for two African American Senators to Congress

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For every state to declare their decision to secede void

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For every state to rewrite their Constitution only

Question 7

Question 5 on Study Guide:  What was a part of Johnson's plan for Reconstruction? (Don't worry about the part that asks when was it complete.)

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Thought planters whose property was worth more than $20,000 had to personally pay him for a pardon.

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States could rejoin the Union when 10% of men in the state took the oath of loyalty.

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Thought every state needed to recognize African Americans' right to vote.

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The majority of white men in Southern states had to swear an oath of loyalty.

Question 8

Number 6 on study guide: What were Andrew Johnson's view about African Americans? (You should take his view of wealthy from the previous question, number 5.)

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He did not recognize all the rights the Radical Republicans proposed in Congress.

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Worked with Abraham Lincoln to offer African Americans citizenship.

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Welcomed African American leaders into his presidential cabinet.

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He recognized all the rights of African Americans with Radical Republicans.

Question 9

What were the black codes?

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Laws Southern states put in place to control the movement and labor of African Americans

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Official laws approved by Congress giving African Americans their rights as citizens

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Official laws approved by Congress giving African Americans the right to vote.

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Laws Northern states put in place to control the movement and labor of African Americans

Question 10

Number 7 on Study Guide Part 2: What is an example of Black Codes?

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SC made a law disallowing blacks from any other job besides servant or farmer unless they paid an annual tax

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SC welcomed the rights of African American men to vote

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SC passed a law giving African American men the same support to run for political office as white men.

Question 11

Q8: How did the black codes define a vagrant?

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Any black person without a job or place to live

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Any black working a job outside of what was approved by white South Carolinians

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Any woman working a job outside of what was approved by white males

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Any woman without a job or place to live

Question 12

Review of the 4 Plans: Which plan required the state's majority of white men in Southern states to swear an oath of loyalty?

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Wade-Davis Bill

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Lincoln's Plan

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Johnson's Plan

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Radical Republicans

Question 13

Which document said a woman could own property after marriage?

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Constitution of 1868

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13th Amendment

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Constitution of 1865

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14th Amendment

Question 14

Why did the Wade-Davis Bill ultimately fail?

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Required too many former Confederates to swear the oath of loyalty

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Refused to recognized the rights of African American men

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Refused to recognize the rights of all women

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Required only a few former Confederates to swear loyalty

Question 15

(On study guide, skip #9. If you answered it, then put a star beside it.) Number 10: How did Republicans in Congress take steps to protect freed people and grant them civil rights?

Accepted Answer

Creation of the Freedmen's Bureau and 13th, 14th, 15th Amendments

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By refusing Johnson's plan

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Creation of the 13th Amendment

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Creation of the 14th and 15 Amendments only

Question 16

Review of the 4 Plans: What was a problem with Lincoln's plan?

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It was considered too forgiving

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It did not punish enough former Confederates

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It was considered to favorable for African Americans by former white Confederates

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It did not say what would happen in the event of the president dying

Question 17

Review of the 4 Plans: One part of Johnson's plan included:

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Southerners could not replay people or organizations that financed the Confederacy

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Former Confederate officers could never hold office

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Majority of white men in Southern states had to swear an oath of loyalty

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States could resume their place in Union when 10% of white men in a state took the oath

Question 18

(You should know # 11, 12, and 13 from previous units.)  Part of 13:  What decision did the 14th amendment overturn?

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Dred Scott

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Plessy vs. Ferguson

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States vs. Federal Rights

Question 19

Complete 14 and 15 based on what you read. Number 16 on study guide: What were the pros and cons of Military Reconstruction?

Accepted Answer

African Americans were recognized as citizens, freed, and men were granted the right to vote; but Southern whites despised military involvement.

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African Americans did not receive any citizenship rights, but Southern states rejoined the Union.

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Southern states were able to rejoin the Union immediately, but the military had to stay in the South too long.

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It was mostly cons.

Question 20

Question 16, Part 2: Why did it do more harm than good?

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Southern whites resented federal intrusion, and African Americans could've been given more support from the federal government.

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Southerners grew reliant on the military, so when the Union soldiers left, they were upset.

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All Southerners resented the federal involvement in state laws.

Question 21

What organization sought to help freed slaves and poor whites?

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Freedmen's Bureau

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State House

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Fourteenth Amendment

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Thirteenth Amendment

Question 22

Nullify means...

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To declare void or to not pass

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For Congress to approve

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For Congress to override the veto

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For the president to veto

Question 23

What did the Constitution of 1868 do that the 1865 one did not?

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Ratify the 14th and 15th amendments

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Recognize women's right to vote

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Recognize the rights of all people equally throughout the state

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Ratify the 13th amendment only

Question 24

Skip 17, 18, 19, and 20. Put a star next to them if you answer them.  Number 21: What legal reason ....?

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bribery

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refusal to work with the Radical Republicans

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refusal to recognize all people's rights

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amnesty

Question 25

Question number 1 under part 2: What was the purpose of the KKK?

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To intimidate African Americans, keep men from voting, and from having equal opportunities

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To stand up to African American militia

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To intimidate women and keep them from the voter's booth

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To stand up to the US military that was in South Carolina during the time of Reconstruction

Question 26

Skip 2, 3, and 4. Put a star next to it if you answered them.  How do the images represent the prejudices of that time?

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Shows white men joining together for what they felt was a common cause of controlling African Americans

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Shows white leaders agreeing to the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments

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Shows white men fighting over which party should have control in Congress

Question 27

Under the Wade Davis Bill, who could not vote?

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volunteer Confederate soldiers

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Specifically women

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Black men

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All Confederate leaders

Question 28

T/F Tenant farming was fairer approach after the Civil War.

Accepted Answer

False

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True

Question 29

In what ways did sharecropping keep people in poverty?

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They always had to pay in crop or built up credit

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They never made up work they owed the planters

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It never put people in poverty, because it was equal

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They always had to pay money for any failed crop, but never had any

Question 30

What was still the main cash crop?

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cotton

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indigo

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rice

Question 31

Which is true about South Carolina during Reconstruction?

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High taxes to rebuild

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Low taxes put people in debt

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Women could own property if they were single

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Women earned the right to vote

Question 32

T/F African American men served as Republicans between 1866 to 1876 in the state Congress.

Accepted Answer

True

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False

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