EOC Reviews 1-9 Combined

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Which event best completes the timeline? Options: Naval blockade of the South, Election of Abraham Lincoln, 13th Amendment abolishes slavery, First enslaved persons arrive from Africa

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Election of Abraham Lincoln

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How did the passage of the Kansas-Nebraska Act contribute to the later outbreak of the Civil War?

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It reopened the question of whether slavery would be permitted in some Northern territories.

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Which group would have been most likely to support this resolution? Options: abolitionists, slaveholders, factory owners, Southern Democrats

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slaveholders

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The table below identifies some of the consequences of the failure of Reconstruction.
Impact of the Failure of Reconstruction
Political Effects: African Americans were denied their voting rights
Economic Effects: ?
Social Effects: African Americans were subjected to "Jim Crow" laws and other forms of racial discrimination.
Which phrase completes the table?

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Freedmen became sharecroppers and tenants on lands owned by former slaveholders.

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Which name was given to Northerners who came South during the Reconstruction era, often to help the freedmen or to find new economic opportunities?

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carpetbaggers

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What was the main goal of the Ku Klux Klan in the 1860s and 1870s?

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to terrorize freedmen so that they would not exercise their new rights.

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How did the Radical Republican program for Reconstruction differ from the plans of President Lincoln and President Johnson?

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Radical Republicans imposed a civil rights act and military occupation.

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Which act of Congress overturned Southern Black Codes, affirmed the rights of the freedmen, and formed the basis for the 14th Amendment?

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Civil Rights Act of 1866

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The drawing of New Orleans below was published in 1867. Which consequence of Reconstruction is depicted in this drawing?

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Freedmen exercised new voting rights guaranteed by federal law.

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What did the 13th, 14th and 15th Amendments have in common?

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They guaranteed rights to those previously enslaved.