Chapter 10

Question 1

_ _ _ ran for president after Johnson was impeached?

Answer 1

Ulysses S. Grant

Question 2

_ _ wanted “No persecution no bloody, work” during reconstruction.

Answer 2

Abraham Lincoln

Question 3

_ _ were the series of new laws that Southern Legislatures passed that severely limited African American rights.

Answer 3

Black Codes

Question 4

The moderate republicans’ thought Lincoln’s actions were too _.

Answer 4

lenient

Question 5

Before the Civil War, the number of Southern seats in the house of representatives was defined by the / _.

Answer 5

3/5 Compromise

Question 6

_ _ became president immediately after Lincoln was assassinated.

Answer 6

Andrew Johnson

Question 7

It was the mission of the _ _to feed and clothe war refugees in the South using surplus army supplies?

Answer 7

Freedmen’s Bureau

Question 8

_ is a pardon for a crime already committed.

Answer 8

amnesty

Question 9

To override the Black Codes, Congress passed the Civil Rights Act of 1866, granting citizenship to all men except _ _.

Answer 9

Native Americans

Question 10

The _ Amendment made African Americans citizens of the US and gave African American men the right to vote?

Answer 10

14th

Question 11

When we talk about “Reconstruction” who is being “reconstructed”? _ _

Answer 11

The South

Question 12

_ _ opposed Lincoln’s plan to pardon Southerners.

Answer 12

Radical Republicans

Question 13

The _ _ believed that the North needed to revolutionize Southern institutions, habits, and manners.

Answer 13

Radical Republicans

Question 14

The _ Amendment protected the right to vote that African American men had already been given.

Answer 14

15th

Question 15

The _ Amendment outlawed slavery in the USA for good.

Answer 15

13th

Question 16

The - _ said that over 50% of white males in a state must take an oath of allegiance to be readmitted to the Union .

Answer 16

Wade-Davis Bill

Question 17

President Lincoln blocked the Wade-Davis Bill with a _ _.

Answer 17

pocket veto

Question 18

White Southerners who worked with Republicans and supported Reconstruction were known as “_”.

Answer 18

scalawags

Question 19

The largest gorup in the South to terrorize African Americans was the _.

Answer 19

Ku Klux Klan

Question 20

Some Southerners organized secret societies to _ African Americans and white supporters of Reconstruction.

Answer 20

terrorize

Question 21

Once freed, many former slaves immediately sought _.

Answer 21

education

Question 22

“_” was the name Southern Democrats gave Northerners who moved South to get elected to positions in state governments.

Answer 22

Carpetbaggers

Question 23

Many Southeners despised the “_ _” governments, which they beleived the Northerners had forced upon them.

Answer 23

Black Republican

Question 24

The main goal of the Ku Klux Klan was to keep African Americans from _ or exercising their civil rights in any way.

Answer 24

voting

Question 25

_ or gaining money illegally through politics, was common in the South during Reconstruction.

Answer 25

graft

Question 26

The rising power of the _ made enforcing Recontruction more difficult.

Answer 26

Democrats

Question 27

WIth the election of President Hayes as a result of the _ _ _, Reconstruction was basically over.

Answer 27

Compromise of 1877

Question 28

After reconstruction ended, Southern leaders called for a "_ _", which included developing a strong industrial economy.

Answer 28

New South

Question 29

Taxes on alcohol and tobacco are known as _ _

Answer 29

sin taxes

Question 30

In addition to political scandals, the nation endured a severe _ crisis.

Answer 30

economic

Question 31

Southern Democrats called on all whites to help "_" the South.

Answer 31

redeem

Question 32

In Grant's second term, a series of _ hurt his administration.

Answer 32

scandals

Question 33

A wave of fear known as the _ _ _ led to many banks closing and the stock market plummeted.

Answer 33

Panic of 1873

Question 34

Tenant farmers vs. Sharecroppers

Answer 34

Tenant farmers worked land owned by another and paid rent in either cash or crops Sharecroppers worked land for an owner who provided equipment/seed and the croppers receive a share of the crop