Aftermath of the Civil War

The Civil War especially wreaked havoc on the:

All of the below were reasons that the Civil

War was devastating to the South EXCEPT for

this reason:

No longer able to rely on slave labor, the

South had to find new ways to sustain their:

In order to be re-admitted into the Union, ex-

Confederate states would have to make

numerous:

By the end of the Civil War, nearly half of

the _____ in the South had been killed:

In addition to slavery being abolished, fields of

crops and buildings used to store goods and

farming equipment had been destroyed which

caused significant harm to this industry in the

South:

Which of the following descriptions best explains what Reconstruction was:

Reconstruction occurred between the years

of 1865 and _____ :

This was a faction (group) of Republicans in

Congress who frequently disagreed with

President Johnson:

Prior to the Civil War, Radical Republicans

believed _____ should be abolished and

after the Civil War, led the effort to grant,

establish, and protect the rights of _____:

President Johnson’s decision to allow former

_____ much authority and flexibility in

governing themselves upset Radical

Republicans :