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Soc. Stu. Ch. 9 Les. 5 Quick Check
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- Q1Reconstruction was the rebuilding and healing of the country after the Civil War ended.TrueFalse300s
- Q2Congress passed the Civil Rights Act of 1866 to grant freedmen full legal equality in the Northern states.TrueFalse300s
- Q3Who became the president after Lincoln was assassinated?Andrew JohnsonJefferson DavisGeorge WashingtonJohn Wilkes Booth300s
- Q4Impeachment is the bringing of charges of wrongdoing against an elected official by the House of Representatives.TrueFalse300s
- Q5New people that moved to the south were often called...sharecroppersimpeacherscarpetbaggersreconstructors300s
- Q6Segregation was not an issue after the Civil War.FalseTrue300s
- Q7African American men, in all of the United States, were allowed to vote after the Civil War ended.FalseTrue300s
- Q8Which amendment gave all male citizens the right to vote without regard to race.14th13th15th300s
- Q9Which amendment abolished slavery?13th14th15th300s
- Q10Which amendment guaranteed equality under the law for all citizens and it gave congress the power to enforce this guarantee.14th13th15th300s