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Elizabeth Gaines
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Reconstruction- Lesson 1

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Open Ended
Define the Era of Reconstruction. (This was the time period when...)
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Check the statements about Lincoln's Reconstruction Plan vs. Radical Republicans Reconstruction Plan that are accurate.
Both plans described how the former Confederate states would be readmitted into the Union.
Lincoln's Plan was much harsher toward the South than Radical Republicans.
Lincoln's Plan offered amnesty to southerners if they took an oath of loyalty to the U.S. government.
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What became of the Wade-Davis Bill?
Lincoln signed it into law.
Lincoln refused to sign it into law because he believed it was too harsh on the South.
Lincoln refused to sign it into law because he believed it was too easy on the South.
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Check the statements that accurately describe what the Freedman's Bureau did?
provided education and medical care
provided some with land for farming
oversaw labor contracts between ex-slaves and employers to ensure fair pay.
placed freedman back on the same plantations where they were enslaved
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Poll
Do you think Lincoln's assassination will help or hurt the chances of ratifying an amendment to abolish slavery?
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It won't have any effect
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Multiple Select
Select the accurate statements about Johnson's Plan for Reconstruction.
granted amnesty to former Confederates who swore loyalty
forced Radical Republicans to allow slavery in the former Confederate states
no equal rights for African Americans
states must abolish slavery by ratifying the 13th amendment
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Open Ended
Why was it important to Lincoln that the 13th Amendment be ratified?
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Multiple Choice
True or False: Radical Republicans were glad to seat the new Southern senators and representatives in Congress.
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True or False: The black codes were passed to help control African Americans.
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True or False: Congress passed the Civil Rights Act of 1866 to enforce the black codes.
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True or False: President Andrew Johnson supported the opinions of the Radical Republicans.
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True or False: Congress overrode Johnson's veto of the Civil Rights Act of 1866.
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True or False: The purpose of the 14th Amendment was to grant citizenship to African Americans.
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