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Reconstruction Test

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What did Robert E. Lee urge Southerners to do after the war?
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What did W.E.B. Dubois say would end discrimination against African Americans?
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Who was Booker T. Washington?
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What was the Freedman’s Bureau?
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What was a carpetbagger?
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1. Who was not allowed to hold public offices after the war? 2. What new group of leaders took their places?
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What did Booker T. Washington suggest to help segregated African Americans?
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What problems had the Civil War created for the South?
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Who was W.E.B. Dubois?
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Who were the Radical Republicans?
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Why did the Radical Republicans recommend amendments to the Constitution?
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Why did Congress pass the Civil Rights Act of 1866?
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Who enforced the new laws?
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Who became president after the assassination of Lincoln? What was his plan to bring the South back into the Union?
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What role did Frederick Douglass take during the rebuilding of the South?
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How did the election of a new U.S. President in 1876 affect the effort to rebuild the South?
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What were Abraham Lincoln’s plans for returning the Confederacy to the Union?
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He recommended that African Americans do what he did: get a good education and job training.
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People were hungry, poorly clothed, and homeless, uneducated, and in need of medical care.
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a southern African American who had worked very hard to get an education and become the head of a university for black students, the Tuskegee Institute.
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Northern lawmakers were concerned that Southern governments weren’t protecting the rights of Freedmen
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then states couldn't pass laws to discriminate against powerless people like ex-slaves.
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Radical Republicans were lawmakers
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He stressed the view that the ideals of the Founding Fathers applied to all Americans regardless of their race, ethnic background, or history.
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helped to get the states to ratify the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments.
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The election was so close that a commission was appointed to decide the outcome.
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he urged Southerners to cooperate and keep the country united, even though it meant giving up slavery.
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1. Southern military leaders were not allowed to hold public offices after the war. 2. Many black lawmakers
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Northerners who moved to the south after the Civil War to help reform society.
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soldiers who would enforce laws in five military districts in the South.
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Dubois was a professor from the North and he was very concerned about white violence against African Americans.
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The Freedman’s Bureaus were set up by the U.S. government in Southern communities to help slaves make the transition from slavery.
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Lincoln stressed the importance of forgiveness and harmony so he recommended that Southerners be pardoned for fighting to secede.He conflicted with General Sherman’s order to give freedmen 40 acres of land and a mule.
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1. Andrew Johnson. 2. Johnson initially said that he wanted to issue amnesty to soldiers and return property to the previous owners
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A 12 year period after the Civil War in which the United States government tried to rebuild the South without slavery.

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