Quiz 9
1.
Reconstruction
Which of these is the strongest evidence of the
federal government showing its power over state
governments during the Reconstruction period?
A.
the creation of the sharecropping system
B.
the migration of carpetbaggers into southern
states
C.
the military occupation of former Confederate
states
4.
One goal of post—Civil War Congressional
Reconstruction was to
A.
repay Confederate war debts.
B.
ensure civil rights for former slaves.
C.
preserve the plantation system.
D. rebuild the Southern naval system.
D. the creation of the Freedmen's Bureau
2.
Why did the House of Representatives impeach
Andrew Johnson?
A.
The president refused to follow Lincoln's
Reconstruction plan.
B.
The president violated the Tenure of O ce
Act.
C.
Congress wanted to test the Fifteenth
Amendment.
5.
D. The Supreme Court supported separation of
powers.
During the late 19th century, the above sequence
of events resulted in the
3.
How did poll taxes limit citizens' rights to liberty
in the late 1800s?
A.
The poll taxes kept women from voting and
denied them a voice in the government.
B.
The poll taxes prevented black males from
voting and denied them a voice in the
government.
C.
A.
disfranchisement of most African Americans
in the South.
B.
movement to repeal the 14th Amendment to
the Constitution.
C.
strengthening of the Republican Party in the
South.
D. expansion of free public education to all
children.
Counties that did not charge a poll tax did
not operate voting stations.
D. Poll taxes kept ex-convicts from voting.
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Use the poem below to answer the following
question.
One-Way Ticket
I am fed up
With Jim Crow laws.
People who are cruel
And afraid, : : :
I pick up my life
And take it away
On a one-way ticket—
Gone up North,
Gone out West,
Gone!
—Langston Hughes
What was the purpose of the “Jim Crow laws”
referred to in the poem?
A.
to guarantee su rage for African Americans
B.
to enforce segregation and discrimination
C.
to regulate the policies of Reconstruction
D. to provide land for freed slaves after the Civil
War
Reconstruction
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