1. Review for Test on Reconstruction

2. In simple terms, what did the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth amendments provide? 13-abolish slavery or freedom 14-citizenship 15-the vote

3. How much of a majority must the president be convicted of if he has been through an impeachment trial? 2/3

4. What is the term used to describe northerners that came to the south to take advantage of the new political, social, and economic conditions in the former states of the defeated Confederacy? Carpetbaggers

5. What are the years of Reconstruction? 1865-1877

6. Who was the VP who replaced Lincoln after he was assassinated? Andrew Johnson

7. Abraham Lincoln wanted to be lenient on the Reconstruction of the South. He had a policy in effect when he died that was called Ten percent plan

8. Who shot Abraham Lincoln? John Wilkes Booth

9. What are the parts of the Reconstruction Act of 1867? Divided all succeeded states into 5 Military Districts headed by a Union General ratify the Fourteenth Amendment draw up new constitutions with the addition of allowing African Americans the right to vote

10. What is the term used to describe the ability to run state governments without federal intervention? Home Rule

11. Who was the leader of the Radical Republicans? Thaddeus Stevens

12. What gave former slaves and poor whites (of the former confederacy) food, clothing, hospitals, and schools? The Freedman’s Bureau

13. What was the accusation that caused the impeachment of the President in 1868? The president had violated the tenure in office act

14. How many military districts were the old Confederate states broken into, when Reconstruction was put into place? 5

15. What was President Johnson’s Reconstruction Plan? Each state had to declare that its secession was illegal swear allegiance to the Union ratify the thirteenth Amendment

16. What political party took control of the south when reconstruction was over? Democrats

17. Which political party was interested in punishing the south and giving more rights to freed African Americans during the Reconstruction Era? Republicans

18. What type of farming had the farmer rent land for cash then use their own tools and equipment which they would, eventually, moved up the ladder and became owners of land? Tenant Farming

19. What does impeach mean? To charge

20. Johnson was not removed from office in 1868, why? The second portion of the trial proceeding did not have enough votes to convict

21. When the impeachment process in effect. Where does the impeachment charges start and where does it have the trial? Starts in the House of Representatives Tried in the Senate

22. What type of farming had Landowners divide their land and gave each worker a few acres along with seed and tools( When crops are harvested each workers gave a portion of his crop to the landowner)? Sharecropping

23. What are the two types of reconstruction plans that were instituted? Presidential Reconstruction Congressional Reconstruction

24. What is the term used to describe northerners that came to the south to take advantage of the new political, social, and economic conditions in the former states of the defeated Confederacy? Carpetbaggers

25. What was the name of the vigilante group that wanted to restore white supremacy after the Civil War? Ku Klux Klan

26. Which president promised to end reconstruction if he was elected? Rutherford B. Hayes

27. What are Black Codes? Restrictive laws that Southern states adopted after the Civil War to regulate the freedom and movement of former slaves

28. Who was the first black Senator in the United States? Hiram Revels

29. What is the term for southerners who joined the Republican Party or associated with carpetbaggers during Reconstruction ? Scalawag

30. Which President had scandals such as bribery, fraud, and a panic during his presidency? Grant

31. There are only two presidents that were impeached, who were they? Andrew Johnson William Clinton

32. What predominately black college was created in GA during the Reconstruction Era? Morehouse

33. What infrastructure was added to the south if they voted for the Republican candidate in 1876 Railroads

34. What is the name of the bill that became the Radical Republican’s plan for reconstruction Wade Davis Bill