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Deck 15: Reconstruction
1
According to the video in the introduction,the period from 1865 to 1877 is referred to as __________.
A) Redemption
B) Peace Policy
C) Reconstruction
D) The Birth of a Nation
A) Redemption
B) Peace Policy
C) Reconstruction
D) The Birth of a Nation
Reconstruction
2
Under the Radical Republicans,the Confederate states were placed under the administration of the __________ until each state wrote a new constitution.
A) military
B) president
C) Senate
D) Supreme Court
A) military
B) president
C) Senate
D) Supreme Court
military
3
Which of the following would most likely defend the Black Codes?
A) Radical Republicans
B) African Americans
C) Southern states
D) Northern states
A) Radical Republicans
B) African Americans
C) Southern states
D) Northern states
Southern states
4
Which of the following did Ulysses Grant support?
A) Inflation Bill
B) Peace Policy
C) Ku Klux Klan
D) the Confederacy
A) Inflation Bill
B) Peace Policy
C) Ku Klux Klan
D) the Confederacy
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5
Who became president after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln?
A) John Wilkes Booth
B) Andrew Johnson
C) Ulysses Grant
D) William Seward
A) John Wilkes Booth
B) Andrew Johnson
C) Ulysses Grant
D) William Seward
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6
The Thirteenth,Fourteenth,and Fifteenth Amendments are collectively referred to as the __________ amendments.
A) Reconstruction
B) Republican
C) Radical
D) Jim Crow
A) Reconstruction
B) Republican
C) Radical
D) Jim Crow
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7
According to the introductory video in section 15.2,the Black Codes passed by Southern states after the Civil War __________.
A) prohibited African Americans from suing and giving testimony in court
B) compensated African Americans for the years they had served in slavery
C) recognized the legal validity of marriages among African Americans
D) reaffirmed the legal status of African Americans as property
A) prohibited African Americans from suing and giving testimony in court
B) compensated African Americans for the years they had served in slavery
C) recognized the legal validity of marriages among African Americans
D) reaffirmed the legal status of African Americans as property
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8
At Little Bighorn River in Montana in 1876,the Sioux defeated the U.S.federal cavalry led by __________.
A) Thaddeus Stevens
B) Phil Sheridan
C) Matthew Gaines
D) George Custer
A) Thaddeus Stevens
B) Phil Sheridan
C) Matthew Gaines
D) George Custer
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9
What did Jay Gould and Jim Fisk share in common?
A) Both conspired to control the nation's gold supply.
B) Both conspired to assassinate Abraham Lincoln.
C) Both were African American state senators.
D) Both were founding members of the Ku Klux Klan.
A) Both conspired to control the nation's gold supply.
B) Both conspired to assassinate Abraham Lincoln.
C) Both were African American state senators.
D) Both were founding members of the Ku Klux Klan.
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10
Who was impeached by the House of Representatives?
A) Andrew Johnson
B) Abraham Lincoln
C) Ulysses Grant
D) Thaddeus Stevens
A) Andrew Johnson
B) Abraham Lincoln
C) Ulysses Grant
D) Thaddeus Stevens
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11
Which of the following was proposed by Congress to deal with the financial panic that broke out in 1873?
A) Ku Klux Klan Act
B) Peace Policy
C) Inflation Bill
D) Reconstruction Amendments
A) Ku Klux Klan Act
B) Peace Policy
C) Inflation Bill
D) Reconstruction Amendments
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12
The Fifteenth Amendment increased the political influence of which group?
A) Southern white men
B) Southern white women
C) African American women
D) African American men
A) Southern white men
B) Southern white women
C) African American women
D) African American men
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13
Who made the following statement?: "Treason must be made odious,and traitors must be punished and impoverished."
A) Andrew Johnson
B) Abraham Lincoln
C) Ulysses Grant
D) William Seward
A) Andrew Johnson
B) Abraham Lincoln
C) Ulysses Grant
D) William Seward
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14
What is the term used to refer to all former slaves in the South?
A) vagrants
B) radicals
C) conspirators
D) freedmen
A) vagrants
B) radicals
C) conspirators
D) freedmen
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15
According to the introductory video in section 15.1,Mary Surratt was arrested for __________.
A) conspiring to assassinate the president
B) running a boarding house without a license
C) shooting Secretary of State William Seward
D) hiding John Wilkes Booth from the authorities
A) conspiring to assassinate the president
B) running a boarding house without a license
C) shooting Secretary of State William Seward
D) hiding John Wilkes Booth from the authorities
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16
According to the introductory video in section 15.4,Ulysses Grant would most likely agree with which statement?
A) Andrew Johnson was in the right in his conflict with the Republicans.
B) The Republicans were in the right in their conflict with Andrew Johnson.
C) Restoring the Union was more difficult than waging war.
D) Waging war was more difficult than restoring the Union.
A) Andrew Johnson was in the right in his conflict with the Republicans.
B) The Republicans were in the right in their conflict with Andrew Johnson.
C) Restoring the Union was more difficult than waging war.
D) Waging war was more difficult than restoring the Union.
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17
Which of the following groups would have most likely voted for a Republican candidate during the Reconstruction era?
A) Southern planters
B) Confederate soldiers
C) Ku Klux Klan members
D) African Americans
A) Southern planters
B) Confederate soldiers
C) Ku Klux Klan members
D) African Americans
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18
Which of the following survived an assassination attempt in 1865?
A) Abraham Lincoln
B) Andrew Johnson
C) Ulysses Grant
D) William Seward
A) Abraham Lincoln
B) Andrew Johnson
C) Ulysses Grant
D) William Seward
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19
Which of the following expressed the main message of Abraham Lincoln's second inaugural speech?
A) "Thus always to tyrants"
B) "With malice toward none"
C) "Treason must be made odious"
D) "traitors must be punished"
A) "Thus always to tyrants"
B) "With malice toward none"
C) "Treason must be made odious"
D) "traitors must be punished"
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20
According to the introductory video in section 15.3,Matthew Gaines once was a(n)__________.
A) Southern Democrat
B) Republican state senator
C) Ku Klux Klan member
D) Confederate officer
A) Southern Democrat
B) Republican state senator
C) Ku Klux Klan member
D) Confederate officer
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21
What term refers to the restoration of white Democrats to power in the Southern states?
A) Peace Policy
B) Reconstruction
C) Redemption
D) emancipation
A) Peace Policy
B) Reconstruction
C) Redemption
D) emancipation
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22
According to the introductory video in section 15.5,which of the following reflected the Southern view of the Civil War and Reconstruction?
A) Plessy v. Ferguson
B) The Birth of a Nation
C) the Freedmen's Bureau Bill
D) the Reconstruction amendments
A) Plessy v. Ferguson
B) The Birth of a Nation
C) the Freedmen's Bureau Bill
D) the Reconstruction amendments
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23
Which of the following was an "unredeemed" state when the presidential election of 1876 took place?
A) Arkansas
B) Texas
C) Virginia
D) South Carolina
A) Arkansas
B) Texas
C) Virginia
D) South Carolina
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24
In the parade of freedmen in Charleston in 1865,one of the banners read,"Our past the Block,our future the School." What does the Block symbolize?
A) education
B) slavery
C) redemption
D) suffrage
A) education
B) slavery
C) redemption
D) suffrage
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25
Which of the following ended Reconstruction?
A) Compromise of 1877
B) Ku Klux Klan Act
C) Plessy v. Ferguson
D) The Birth of a Nation
A) Compromise of 1877
B) Ku Klux Klan Act
C) Plessy v. Ferguson
D) The Birth of a Nation
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26

By the end of 1877,Southerners would consider all the former Confederate states to have been __________.
A) emancipated
B) redeemed
C) assassinated
D) compromised
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27
In the parade of freedmen in Charleston in 1865,the slogan "Sumter Dug His Grave on the 13th of April,1861" linked the end of slavery to the beginning of __________.
A) The Birth of a Nation
B) the American Revolution
C) the Civil War
D) Redemption
A) The Birth of a Nation
B) the American Revolution
C) the Civil War
D) Redemption
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28
What does the Fifteenth Amendment prohibit as a reason for denying someone the right to vote?
A) religion
B) sex
C) age
D) race
A) religion
B) sex
C) age
D) race
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29
The Fourteenth Amendment limits the rights of __________.
A) whites
B) blacks
C) states
D) courts
A) whites
B) blacks
C) states
D) courts
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30
Compare and contrast the goals of the Republicans and the Democrats in 1877.
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31
Identify and explain the attitude toward Reconstruction expressed by the following presidents: Abraham Lincoln,Andrew Johnson,and Ulysses Grant.
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32

Which of the following can be inferred from the map?
A) The last states to be readmitted into the Union were Florida and Louisiana.
B) The former Confederate states won control of the Senate from the Republicans in the Union.
C) Readmission to the Union was contingent on the reestablishment of a conservative government.
D) White Southerners controlled state politics throughout the South when Reconstruction ended.
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33
According to the Arguing History video in section 15.6,who were barred from holding federal office during Reconstruction?
A) Confederate leaders
B) African Americans
C) Radical Republicans
D) Southern Democrats
A) Confederate leaders
B) African Americans
C) Radical Republicans
D) Southern Democrats
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34
In the parade of freedmen in Charleston in 1865,one of the banners linked the cause of the freedmen to which figure?
A) John Brown
B) John Wilkes Booth
C) Andrew Johnson
D) Mary Surratt
A) John Brown
B) John Wilkes Booth
C) Andrew Johnson
D) Mary Surratt
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35
According to the Past and Present video in section 15.6,the phrase "forty acres and a mule" refers to freedmen's expectations of __________ equality during Reconstruction.
A) political
B) economic
C) social
D) cultural
A) political
B) economic
C) social
D) cultural
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36
The Fourteenth Amendment states that the right to __________ cannot be revoked without due process of law.
A) property
B) representation
C) citizenship
D) education
A) property
B) representation
C) citizenship
D) education
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37
To what extent was Reconstruction a success? To what extent was it a failure?
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38
What did the Thirteenth Amendment do?
A) restrict the electorate
B) expand the electorate
C) abolish slavery
D) define citizenship
A) restrict the electorate
B) expand the electorate
C) abolish slavery
D) define citizenship
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39
Which of the following was a Radical Republican?
A) Thaddeus Stevens
B) Andrew Johnson
C) Robert E. Lee
D) Samuel Tilden
A) Thaddeus Stevens
B) Andrew Johnson
C) Robert E. Lee
D) Samuel Tilden
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40
According to the How Do We Know? video in section 15.6,which of the following provisions is found in the Fourteenth Amendment?
A) forty acres and a mule
B) amnesty for the South
C) equal protection
D) birthright citizenship
A) forty acres and a mule
B) amnesty for the South
C) equal protection
D) birthright citizenship
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