Reconstruction and 1876: Crash Course US History

1. What was Abraham Lincoln's primary goal for Reconstruction after the Civil War?

• Punishing the South

• Facilitating reunion and reconciliation

• Abolishing slavery in all states

• Promoting racial segregation

Who was the U.S. President during the period of Presidential Reconstruction (1865-1867)?

What was the primary approach of the provisional governors appointed by President Johnson during Presidential Reconstruction?

• Establishing racially integrated governments

• Implementing radical reforms

• Reestablishing all-white governments similar to the Confederacy

• Promoting land redistribution

What was the primary goal of the Freedman's Bureau during Reconstruction?​ (a)  

• Promoting segregation
• Establishing universities for former slaves
• Distributing confiscated Confederate land to forme
• Promoting sharecropping

What was the outcome of the Freedman's Bureau's efforts to distribute confiscated Confederate land to former slaves?

• It successfully fulfilled its promise of land ownership.

• It had no impact on land ownership for former slaves.

• It faced challenges and ultimately failed to fulfill the promise of land ownership.

• 1. It only distributed land to white landowners.

  
  

What system emerged as a replacement for slavery in the post-Civil War South?​ (a)  

• Racial segregation
• Sharecropping
• Land redistribution
• Reconstruction Acts

Which group of politicians took the lead in Reconstruction after 1867, advocating for equal rights and expanding national government powers?​ ​ (a)  

• Radical Republicans
• Confederate Democrats
• Copperheads
• Whig Party

What did the Civil Rights Act of the post-Civil War era define?

• Equal rights for all, regardless of race

• The right to secession

• The right to bear arms

• The right to vote for women

Who vetoed the Civil Rights Act?

• Abraham Lincoln

• Andrew Johnson

• Ulysses S. Grant

• Radical Republicans

Which branch of government ultimately passed it into law