AMERICAN HISTORY “ I won because I learned!”. AMERICAN HISTORY Reconstruction Jeopardy!

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Reconstruction Jeopardy! Reconstruction Jeopardy!

Here is an extra on Jim Crow Laws!

http://www.pbs.org/wnet/jimcrow/

Also, here is a Reconstruction Matching Game:

http://www.quia.com/cc/820331.html

Here are some Reconstruction Flashcards!http://www.quia.com/jfc/573193.html

Here is a Reconstruction Test to practice! http://www.quia.com/quiz/883644.html?AP_rand=1833713069

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QUESTION: Which plan was created as QUESTION: Which plan was created as the war progressed and could be the war progressed and could be described as “charity for all”? described as “charity for all”?


QUESTION:QUESTION: Which plan was QUESTION:QUESTION: Which plan was created as the war progressed and could created as the war progressed and could be described as “charity for all”? be described as “charity for all”?

ANSWER: Lincoln’s PlanANSWER: Lincoln’s Plan


QUESTION: Which plan included QUESTION: Which plan included ratification of the 13 Amendment and ratification of the 13 Amendment and required individual formal pardons from required individual formal pardons from the President for former confederate the President for former confederate leaders? leaders?


QUESTION:QUESTION: Which plan QUESTION:QUESTION: Which plan included ratification of the 13 Amendment included ratification of the 13 Amendment and required individual formal pardons and required individual formal pardons from the President for former confederate from the President for former confederate leaders? leaders?

ANSWER: Andrew Johnson’s Plan ANSWER: Andrew Johnson’s Plan

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QUESTION: Which “extreme” plan QUESTION: Which “extreme” plan discussed breaking up southern states discussed breaking up southern states and relaying them when enough people and relaying them when enough people had pledged loyalty? had pledged loyalty?


QUESTION:QUESTION: Which “extreme” QUESTION:QUESTION: Which “extreme” plan discussed breaking up southern plan discussed breaking up southern states and relaying them when enough states and relaying them when enough people had pledged loyalty? people had pledged loyalty?

ANSWER: The Radical Republicans Plan ANSWER: The Radical Republicans Plan


QUESTION: Which plan said that only QUESTION: Which plan said that only 10% of the people in each state needed to 10% of the people in each state needed to pledge loyalty to reenter the Union, pledge loyalty to reenter the Union, discussed amnesty and took shape in discussed amnesty and took shape in 1863?1863?


QUESTION: Which plan said that only QUESTION: Which plan said that only 10% of the people in each state needed to 10% of the people in each state needed to pledge loyalty to reenter the Union, pledge loyalty to reenter the Union, discussed amnesty and took shape in discussed amnesty and took shape in 1863?1863?

ANSWER: Lincoln’s PlanANSWER: Lincoln’s Plan


QUESTION: Which plan said 50% of the QUESTION: Which plan said 50% of the people need to pledge loyalty before re-people need to pledge loyalty before re-entering the Union?entering the Union?


QUESTION: Which plan said 50% of the QUESTION: Which plan said 50% of the people need to pledge loyalty before re-people need to pledge loyalty before re-entering the Union? entering the Union?

ANSWER: The radical Republican’s PlanANSWER: The radical Republican’s Plan

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QUESTION: What Amendment abolished QUESTION: What Amendment abolished slavery?slavery?


QUESTION: What Amendment abolished QUESTION: What Amendment abolished slavery?slavery?

ANSWER: The 13ANSWER: The 13thth Amendment Amendment


QUESTION: What Amendment gave all QUESTION: What Amendment gave all races the right to vote?races the right to vote?


QUESTION: What Amendment gave all QUESTION: What Amendment gave all races the right to vote?races the right to vote?



QUESTION: What Amendment said that QUESTION: What Amendment said that all people born in the United States are all people born in the United States are citizens?citizens?


QUESTION: What Amendment said that QUESTION: What Amendment said that all people born in the United States are all people born in the United States are citizens? citizens?



Question: What law split 10 southern states Question: What law split 10 southern states into 5 military monitored districts and got rid into 5 military monitored districts and got rid of any state government that had not of any state government that had not ratified the 14ratified the 14thth Amendment? Amendment?


Question: What law split 10 southern states Question: What law split 10 southern states into 5 military monitored districts and got rid into 5 military monitored districts and got rid of any state government that had not ratified of any state government that had not ratified the 14the 14thth Amendment? Amendment?

ANSWER: The Reconstruction Act of 1867ANSWER: The Reconstruction Act of 1867


QUESTION: What plan passes in 1872 QUESTION: What plan passes in 1872 and pardoned or forgave most of the and pardoned or forgave most of the former Confederates? former Confederates?


QUESTION: What plan passes in 1872 QUESTION: What plan passes in 1872 and pardoned or forgave most of the and pardoned or forgave most of the former Confederates?former Confederates?

ANSWER: The Amnesty ActANSWER: The Amnesty Act

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Question: What policies brought back Question: What policies brought back similar to laws that were put on African similar to laws that were put on African Americans after the 13Americans after the 13thth Amendment was Amendment was passed? (hint…these were similar to passed? (hint…these were similar to slave codes)slave codes)


Question: What policies brought back Question: What policies brought back similar to laws that were put on African similar to laws that were put on African Americans after the 13Americans after the 13thth Amendment was Amendment was passed? (hint…these were similar to passed? (hint…these were similar to slave codes) slave codes)

ANSWER: black codesANSWER: black codes


Question: What rules were put in place to Question: What rules were put in place to limit the rights of African Americans after limit the rights of African Americans after the 14the 14thth Amendment was passed? (hint… Amendment was passed? (hint… this create what was called a “separate but this create what was called a “separate but equal society”)equal society”)


Question: What rules were put in place to Question: What rules were put in place to limit the rights of African Americans after limit the rights of African Americans after the 14the 14thth Amendment was passed? (hint… Amendment was passed? (hint… this create what was called a “separate but this create what was called a “separate but equal society”) equal society”)

ANSWER: Jim Crow LawsANSWER: Jim Crow Laws


QUESTION: What group was formed to QUESTION: What group was formed to scare African Americans so they would not scare African Americans so they would not attempt to exercise their right to vote?attempt to exercise their right to vote?


QUESTION: What group was formed to QUESTION: What group was formed to scare African Americans so they would not scare African Americans so they would not attempt to exercise their right to vote?attempt to exercise their right to vote?

ANSWER: the Ku Klux KlanANSWER: the Ku Klux Klan


Question: When illiterate whites could not Question: When illiterate whites could not pass the literacy test, what policy was put pass the literacy test, what policy was put in place to allow them to vote anyway? in place to allow them to vote anyway?


Question: When illiterate whites could not Question: When illiterate whites could not pass the literacy test, what policy was put pass the literacy test, what policy was put in place to allow them to vote anyway? in place to allow them to vote anyway?

ANSWER: grandfather clausesANSWER: grandfather clauses


QUESTION: What are three ways that 15QUESTION: What are three ways that 15thth Amendment rights were tested by those Amendment rights were tested by those who didn’t want African Americans to who didn’t want African Americans to vote? vote?


QUESTION: What are three ways that 15QUESTION: What are three ways that 15thth Amendment rights were tested by those who Amendment rights were tested by those who didn’t want African Americans to vote? didn’t want African Americans to vote?

ANSWER: Poll taxes made it too expensive ANSWER: Poll taxes made it too expensive to vote. Literacy tests put a restriction that to vote. Literacy tests put a restriction that limited illiterate former slaves. The Ku Klux limited illiterate former slaves. The Ku Klux Klan scared would be voters. Klan scared would be voters.

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QUESTION: Which person said the QUESTION: Which person said the reconstruction should be done reconstruction should be done “with malice “with malice toward none, with charity for all" ?toward none, with charity for all" ?


QUESTION: Which person said the QUESTION: Which person said the reconstruction should be done reconstruction should be done “with malice “with malice toward none, with charity for all" ?toward none, with charity for all" ?

ANSWER: Abraham LincolnANSWER: Abraham Lincoln


QUESTION: Which person felt that the QUESTION: Which person felt that the Reconstruction was, for all intents and Reconstruction was, for all intents and purposes, over at the end of 1865 after the purposes, over at the end of 1865 after the southern states had all ratified the 13southern states had all ratified the 13thth Amendment? Amendment?


QUESTION: Which person felt that the QUESTION: Which person felt that the Reconstruction was, for all intents and Reconstruction was, for all intents and purposes, over at the end of 1865 after the purposes, over at the end of 1865 after the southern states had all ratified the 13southern states had all ratified the 13thth Amendment? Amendment?

ANSWER:ANSWER: Andrew JohnsonAndrew Johnson


QUESTION: What moderate candidate QUESTION: What moderate candidate and war hero won the 1868 presidential and war hero won the 1868 presidential election and started the gradual softening election and started the gradual softening of the Reconstruction to the south?of the Reconstruction to the south?


QUESTION: What moderate candidate QUESTION: What moderate candidate and war hero won the 1868 presidential and war hero won the 1868 presidential election and started the gradual softening election and started the gradual softening of the Reconstruction to the south?of the Reconstruction to the south?

ANSWER: Ulysses S. Grant ANSWER: Ulysses S. Grant


QUESTION: Who won the 1876 presidential QUESTION: Who won the 1876 presidential race because of a supposed deal to bring race because of a supposed deal to bring troops out of the south all but ending the troops out of the south all but ending the Reconstruction? Reconstruction?


QUESTION: Who won the 1876 presidential QUESTION: Who won the 1876 presidential race because of a supposed deal to bring race because of a supposed deal to bring troops out of the south all but ending the troops out of the south all but ending the Reconstruction? Reconstruction?

ANSWERS: Rutherford B. HayesANSWERS: Rutherford B. Hayes


QUESTION: Who was the Radical QUESTION: Who was the Radical Republican who said the following about Republican who said the following about the reconstruction the reconstruction "Congress alone can "Congress alone can do it... Congress must create states and do it... Congress must create states and declare whether they are to be declare whether they are to be represented”? represented”? (hint… he was also a main leader of the (hint… he was also a main leader of the Radical Republican group)Radical Republican group)


QUESTION: Who was the Radical QUESTION: Who was the Radical Republican who said the following about the Republican who said the following about the reconstruction reconstruction "Congress alone can do it... "Congress alone can do it... Congress must create states and declare Congress must create states and declare whether they are to be represented”? whether they are to be represented”? (hint… he (hint… he was also a main leader of the Radical Republican group)was also a main leader of the Radical Republican group)

ANSWER: Thaddeus Stevens ANSWER: Thaddeus Stevens

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political cartoon is an political cartoon is an example of example of ____________ showing ____________ showing carpetbaggers in a carpetbaggers in a negative light through negative light through caricature. caricature.

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QUESTION: This QUESTION: This political cartoon is an political cartoon is an example of example of Propaganda Propaganda showing showing carpetbaggers in a carpetbaggers in a negative light through negative light through caricature. caricature.


QUESTION: What QUESTION: What does this cartoon does this cartoon show? show?


QUESTION: What QUESTION: What does this cartoon does this cartoon show? show?

ANSWER: All the ANSWER: All the problems during problems during Grant’s presidency Grant’s presidency that our nation has. that our nation has.

Mystery $300Mystery $300QUESTION: What QUESTION: What

is compared in this is compared in this political cartoon? political cartoon?

Show Me $300Show Me $300 QUESTION: What is QUESTION: What is

compared in this compared in this political cartoon? political cartoon?

ANSWER: A circus and ANSWER: A circus and Grant’s cabinet. He Grant’s cabinet. He put a lot of trust in it put a lot of trust in it and they abused their and they abused their power hurting the power hurting the Reconstruction! Reconstruction!

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following map? following map?

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Show Me $400Show Me $400 QUESTION: What is being shown in the following map? QUESTION: What is being shown in the following map?

Military Districts in the South during the Reconstruction Military Districts in the South during the Reconstruction


QUESTION: What is this political cartoon QUESTION: What is this political cartoon exaggerating? exaggerating?

Show Me $500Show Me $500 QUESTION: What is this political cartoon exaggerating? QUESTION: What is this political cartoon exaggerating?

The obstacles African Americans had to endure to vote. The obstacles African Americans had to endure to vote. (however sometimes it was almost his bad!)(however sometimes it was almost his bad!)

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Problems $200Problems $200QUESTION: Why was physical rebuilding QUESTION: Why was physical rebuilding

a problem for the South during the a problem for the South during the Reconstruction? Reconstruction?

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QUESTION:QUESTION: Why was physical rebuilding a problem for the South during the Reconstruction?

Because the majority of the fighting took Because the majority of the fighting took place in the South during the Civil War and place in the South during the Civil War and supply lines and major cities were supply lines and major cities were destroyed in an effort to help the north win.destroyed in an effort to help the north win.

Problems $400Problems $400Question: Why was the economy a Question: Why was the economy a

concern during the Reconstruction? concern during the Reconstruction?


Question: Why was the economy a Question: Why was the economy a concern during the Reconstruction? concern during the Reconstruction?

Answer: Because the southern economy Answer: Because the southern economy was ruined due to using it’s own currency was ruined due to using it’s own currency which was now worthless and the northern which was now worthless and the northern blockades ruined exports during the war blockades ruined exports during the war (60% of U.S. trade came from there prior to war) (60% of U.S. trade came from there prior to war)


Question: Why was government a Question: Why was government a concern during the Reconstruction? concern during the Reconstruction?


Question: Why was government a concern Question: Why was government a concern during the Reconstruction? during the Reconstruction?

Answer: Allowing former confederate Answer: Allowing former confederate officials be involved in government scared officials be involved in government scared many that the problems of the Civil War many that the problems of the Civil War may resurface. may resurface.


Question: Problems between President Question: Problems between President Andrew Johnson and the radical Andrew Johnson and the radical republican dominated Congress led to his republican dominated Congress led to his impeachment. What is impeachment? impeachment. What is impeachment?


Question: Problems between President Question: Problems between President Andrew Johnson and the Radical Andrew Johnson and the Radical Republican dominated Congress led to his Republican dominated Congress led to his impeachment. What is impeachment? impeachment. What is impeachment?

Answer: The act of bringing formal Answer: The act of bringing formal charges of wrong doing against charges of wrong doing against


Question: What proposed plan, proposed Question: What proposed plan, proposed by the Radical Republicans did Abraham by the Radical Republicans did Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson oppose?Lincoln and Andrew Johnson oppose?


Question: What proposed plan, proposed Question: What proposed plan, proposed by the Radical Republicans did Abraham by the Radical Republicans did Abraham Lincoln and Andrew Johnson oppose?Lincoln and Andrew Johnson oppose?

Answer: The Wade Davis BillAnswer: The Wade Davis Bill

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group is being group is being shown as shown as extremely violent extremely violent in this Thomas in this Thomas Nast political Nast political cartoon? cartoon?

Show Me $200Show Me $200QUESTION: QUESTION:

What group is What group is being shown being shown as extremely as extremely violent in this violent in this Thomas Nast Thomas Nast political political cartoon?cartoon? The Ku Klux Klan

Show Me $400Show Me $400 Question: What does this cartoon show Andrew Question: What does this cartoon show Andrew

Johnson attempting to do? Johnson attempting to do?

Show Me $400Show Me $400 Question: What does this cartoon show Andrew Johnson Question: What does this cartoon show Andrew Johnson

attempting to do? attempting to do? Johnson is attempting to end the Johnson is attempting to end the Union literally with a needle and thread.Union literally with a needle and thread.

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map tell you about Sectionalism? map tell you about Sectionalism?

Show Me $600Show Me $600 Question: What does this 1876 Election map tell you Question: What does this 1876 Election map tell you

about Sectionalism? about Sectionalism? It still existed in America.It still existed in America.

Show Me $800Show Me $800Question: What does the election of 1876 Question: What does the election of 1876

map tell you about who had to decide the map tell you about who had to decide the election? election?

Show Me $800Show Me $800Question: What does the election of 1876 map tell you about who had to decide the election? The House of Representatives would select the president since there was a tie.

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sharecroppers to escape the debt cycle in sharecroppers to escape the debt cycle in the following chart?the following chart?

Show Me $1000Show Me $1000 Question: Why was it hard for sharecroppers to escape Question: Why was it hard for sharecroppers to escape

the debt cycle in the following chart? the debt cycle in the following chart? The amounts the The amounts the sharecroppers owed the landlords were consistently sharecroppers owed the landlords were consistently more than their share, keeping them in continual debt. more than their share, keeping them in continual debt.

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Question: What agency was created to Question: What agency was created to assist the former slaves transition into assist the former slaves transition into freedom?freedom?


Question: What agency was created to Question: What agency was created to assist the former slaves transition into assist the former slaves transition into freedom?freedom?

Answer: The Freedman’s Bureau Answer: The Freedman’s Bureau


Question: What policy was created to Question: What policy was created to help African American’s gain help African American’s gain citizenship and for all races to be given citizenship and for all races to be given civil rights although their was concern civil rights although their was concern that the Supreme Court may strike it that the Supreme Court may strike it down deeming it unconstitutional? down deeming it unconstitutional?


Question: What policy was created to Question: What policy was created to help African American’s gain help African American’s gain citizenship and for all races to be given citizenship and for all races to be given civil rights although their was concern civil rights although their was concern that the Supreme Court may strike it that the Supreme Court may strike it down deeming it unconstitutional? down deeming it unconstitutional?

Answer: The Civil rights Act of 1866Answer: The Civil rights Act of 1866


Question: What agreement was made by Question: What agreement was made by Congress in order to help end the Congress in order to help end the Reconstruction by pulling troops out of the Reconstruction by pulling troops out of the South and declaring Rutherford B. Hayes South and declaring Rutherford B. Hayes the winner of the 1876 presidential the winner of the 1876 presidential election? election?


Question: What agreement was made by Question: What agreement was made by Congress in order to help end the Congress in order to help end the Reconstruction by pulling troops out of the Reconstruction by pulling troops out of the South and declaring Rutherford B. Hayes South and declaring Rutherford B. Hayes the winner of the 1876 presidential election? the winner of the 1876 presidential election?

Answer: The Compromise of 1877 Answer: The Compromise of 1877 (not an (not an official policy; simply the name of what this rumored official policy; simply the name of what this rumored agreement came to be known as). agreement came to be known as).


Question: What helped loosen the hold of Question: What helped loosen the hold of the Radical Republicans on congress?the Radical Republicans on congress?


Question: What helped loosen the hold of Question: What helped loosen the hold of the Radical Republicans on congress? the Radical Republicans on congress?

Answer: The presidential election of 1868 Answer: The presidential election of 1868 when a moderate, Ulysses S. Grant, was when a moderate, Ulysses S. Grant, was elected.elected.


Question: What was completed and Question: What was completed and helped unite the country in 1869 when the helped unite the country in 1869 when the Union Pacific Railroad met the Central Union Pacific Railroad met the Central Pacific Railroad? Pacific Railroad?


Question: What was completed and Question: What was completed and helped unite the country in 1869 when the helped unite the country in 1869 when the Union Pacific Railroad met the Central Union Pacific Railroad met the Central Pacific Railroad? Pacific Railroad?

Answer: The transcontinental railroadAnswer: The transcontinental railroad

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Question: What women tried to vote Question: What women tried to vote after the 15 Amendment and was taken after the 15 Amendment and was taken to court and fined for this attempt, but to court and fined for this attempt, but continued to advocate for women’s continued to advocate for women’s rights in the process? rights in the process?


Question: What women tried to vote Question: What women tried to vote after the 15 Amendment and was taken after the 15 Amendment and was taken to court and fined for this attempt, but to court and fined for this attempt, but continued to advocate for women’s continued to advocate for women’s rights in the process? rights in the process?

Answer: Susan B. Anthony Answer: Susan B. Anthony


Question: Who said the following in Question: Who said the following in response to the question of how should response to the question of how should the South be reconstructed? the South be reconstructed? “(The South) “(The South) must be broken up and re-laid, or all our must be broken up and re-laid, or all our blood and treasure have been spent in blood and treasure have been spent in vain.”vain.”


Question: Who said the following in Question: Who said the following in response to the question of how should response to the question of how should the South be reconstructed? the South be reconstructed? “(The South) “(The South) must be broken up and re-laid, or all our must be broken up and re-laid, or all our blood and treasure have been spent in blood and treasure have been spent in vain.”vain.”

Answer: Thaddeus Stevens Answer: Thaddeus Stevens


Question: Who actually got the most Question: Who actually got the most popular votes during the 1876 presidential popular votes during the 1876 presidential election, yet he lost the election to election, yet he lost the election to Rutherford B. Hayes in a deal made by Rutherford B. Hayes in a deal made by congress to remove troops from the congress to remove troops from the south?south?


Question: Who actually got the most Question: Who actually got the most popular votes during the 1876 presidential popular votes during the 1876 presidential election, yet he lost the election to election, yet he lost the election to Rutherford B. Hayes in a deal made by Rutherford B. Hayes in a deal made by congress to remove troops from the congress to remove troops from the south? south?

Answer: Samuel J. Tilden of New YorkAnswer: Samuel J. Tilden of New York


Question: Who was arrested for sitting in a Question: Who was arrested for sitting in a car marked “for whites only”, spurring on car marked “for whites only”, spurring on the debate of if the law could allow the debate of if the law could allow separate but equal accommodations for separate but equal accommodations for whites and blacks? whites and blacks?


Question: Who was arrested for sitting in Question: Who was arrested for sitting in a car marked “for whites only”, spurring on a car marked “for whites only”, spurring on the debate of if the law could allow the debate of if the law could allow separate but equal accommodations for separate but equal accommodations for whites and blacks? whites and blacks?

Answer: Homer Plessy Answer: Homer Plessy (the supreme court (the supreme court upheld the idea of separate but equal in 1896 in the upheld the idea of separate but equal in 1896 in the Plessy vs. Ferguson court case)Plessy vs. Ferguson court case)


Question: Who were the first two African Question: Who were the first two African American senators elected soon after the American senators elected soon after the 1515thth Amendment was passed? Amendment was passed?


Question: Who were the first two African Question: Who were the first two African American senators elected soon after the American senators elected soon after the 1515thth Amendment was passed? Amendment was passed?

Answer: Blanche Bruce and Hiram Answer: Blanche Bruce and Hiram RevelsRevels

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Question: What were people who Question: What were people who lived in the South, but were against lived in the South, but were against secession called by other citizens of secession called by other citizens of the South who support the secession? the South who support the secession?


Question:Question: What were people who What were people who lived in the South, but were against lived in the South, but were against secession called by other citizens of secession called by other citizens of the South who support the the South who support the secession? secession?

ANSWER: Scalawags ANSWER: Scalawags


Question: What were the individuals from Question: What were the individuals from the north called who went south to start the north called who went south to start businesses and run for political offices as businesses and run for political offices as the Reconstruction began? the Reconstruction began?


Question: What were the individuals from Question: What were the individuals from the north called who went south to start the north called who went south to start businesses and run for political offices as businesses and run for political offices as the Reconstruction began? the Reconstruction began?

ANSWER: CarpetbaggersANSWER: Carpetbaggers


QUESTION: What is segregation? QUESTION: What is segregation?


QUESTION: What is segregation?QUESTION: What is segregation?

ANSWER: An enforced separation of ANSWER: An enforced separation of races.races.


..Question: What was the economic Question: What was the economic shift in the South to the use of mills shift in the South to the use of mills and factories and development of its and factories and development of its own resources called? own resources called?


Question: What was the economic Question: What was the economic shift in the South to the use of mills shift in the South to the use of mills and factories and development of its and factories and development of its own resources called? own resources called? Answer: The “New South”Answer: The “New South”


QUESTION: What point QUESTION: What point is this political cartoon is this political cartoon trying to make? trying to make?


ANSWER: That Andrew ANSWER: That Andrew Johnson is kicking the Johnson is kicking the Freedman’s bureau to Freedman’s bureau to the curb (literally) when the curb (literally) when he didn’t pass the bill by he didn’t pass the bill by congress to expand its congress to expand its power. power.

QUESTION: What point QUESTION: What point is this political cartoon is this political cartoon trying to make? trying to make?

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Final Final Jeopardy!Jeopardy!

Final Jeopardy QuestionFinal Jeopardy Question

What are three actions that What are three actions that occurred to bring equality during occurred to bring equality during the Reconstruction and what are the Reconstruction and what are three that resisted it? three that resisted it?

Final Jeopardy QuestionFinal Jeopardy Question

What are three actions that occurred to bring equality during the Reconstruction and what are three that resisted it?

13th Amendment = no slavery ,14th Amendment born in U.S. = citizen,15th Amendments all races = vote, the Freedman’s Bureau

Poll taxes, Literacy tests, and the Ku Klux Klan

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AMERICAN HISTORY “ I won because I learned!”. AMERICAN HISTORY Reconstruction Jeopardy!