HY 103 STUDY GUIDE ANSWERS AND QUESTIONS
SET A+
✔✔In 1865, Southern whites defined freedom as ______, and Southern blacks defined
freedom as ______.
•economic opportunity; local control
•industrialization of the South; the ability to stay where they grew up
•being welcomed back into the Union; money from the Freedmen's Bureau
•local and regional autonomy; independence from white control - ✔✔•local and regional
autonomy; independence from white control
✔✔Reconstruction was politically controlled by
•Conservative Republicans, who refused to negotiate with anyone opposed to their
ideas.
•three major groups of Republicans that were divided in their approach to the issue.
•President Lincoln, who would not compromise on his proposals.
•Southern Democrats, who bristled at its terms. - ✔✔•three major groups of Republicans
that were divided in their approach to the issue
✔✔Select all that apply
Which of the following correctly describe events of the conspiracy of April 1865?
•Booth was shot and killed by Union troops.
•President Lincoln was wounded and died after a month of fighting for his life.
•An associate of Booth's abandoned a plan to murder the vice president.
•Secretary of State William Seward was shot and killed by one of Booth's associates. -
✔✔•Booth was shot and killed by Union troops.
•An associate of Booth's abandoned a plan to murder the vice president.
✔✔In most respects Andrew Johnson's Restoration
•was the opposite of Lincoln's Ten Percent Plan.
, •repudiated the Wade-Davis Bill.
•resembled the Wade-Davis Bill.
•angered both moderate and conservative Republicans. - ✔✔•resembled the Wade-
Davis Bill.
✔✔Select all that apply
Which of the following describe conditions for white Southerners in the aftermath of the
Civil War?
•Thousands that had fought for the Confederacy had returned wounded or sick.
•Many now owed money and property to their former slaves.
•Some faced starvation and homelessness.
•Many had almost no personal property. - ✔✔•Thousands that had fought for the
Confederacy had returned wounded or sick.
•Some faced starvation and homelessness.
•Many had almost no personal property.
✔✔Most white Southerners expected the postwar South would
•have local autonomy without federal government interference.
•ignore the Thirteenth Amendment and continue holding slaves.
•crumble as Northerners seized and redistributed the land.
•allow whites to live and work as equals with former slaves. - ✔✔•have local autonomy
without federal government interference.
✔✔In the immediate aftermath of the Civil War, Southern states enacted laws known as
the _____ _____ to maintain white southerners' power over former slaves. - ✔✔•Black
Codes
✔✔The process by which the federal government, between 1865 and 1877, controlled
the former Confederate states and set the conditions for their readmission to the Union
was called
•Reconstruction.
•Redemption.
•Radical Republicanism.
•the Black Codes. - ✔✔•Reconstruction.
✔✔Under the Fourteenth Amendment, American citizens received
•equal protection of state and federal laws.
•suffrage restrictions for some male citizens.
•voting rights for women.
•requirements and privileges separated by race. - ✔✔•equal protection of state and
federal laws.
SET A+
✔✔In 1865, Southern whites defined freedom as ______, and Southern blacks defined
freedom as ______.
•economic opportunity; local control
•industrialization of the South; the ability to stay where they grew up
•being welcomed back into the Union; money from the Freedmen's Bureau
•local and regional autonomy; independence from white control - ✔✔•local and regional
autonomy; independence from white control
✔✔Reconstruction was politically controlled by
•Conservative Republicans, who refused to negotiate with anyone opposed to their
ideas.
•three major groups of Republicans that were divided in their approach to the issue.
•President Lincoln, who would not compromise on his proposals.
•Southern Democrats, who bristled at its terms. - ✔✔•three major groups of Republicans
that were divided in their approach to the issue
✔✔Select all that apply
Which of the following correctly describe events of the conspiracy of April 1865?
•Booth was shot and killed by Union troops.
•President Lincoln was wounded and died after a month of fighting for his life.
•An associate of Booth's abandoned a plan to murder the vice president.
•Secretary of State William Seward was shot and killed by one of Booth's associates. -
✔✔•Booth was shot and killed by Union troops.
•An associate of Booth's abandoned a plan to murder the vice president.
✔✔In most respects Andrew Johnson's Restoration
•was the opposite of Lincoln's Ten Percent Plan.
, •repudiated the Wade-Davis Bill.
•resembled the Wade-Davis Bill.
•angered both moderate and conservative Republicans. - ✔✔•resembled the Wade-
Davis Bill.
✔✔Select all that apply
Which of the following describe conditions for white Southerners in the aftermath of the
Civil War?
•Thousands that had fought for the Confederacy had returned wounded or sick.
•Many now owed money and property to their former slaves.
•Some faced starvation and homelessness.
•Many had almost no personal property. - ✔✔•Thousands that had fought for the
Confederacy had returned wounded or sick.
•Some faced starvation and homelessness.
•Many had almost no personal property.
✔✔Most white Southerners expected the postwar South would
•have local autonomy without federal government interference.
•ignore the Thirteenth Amendment and continue holding slaves.
•crumble as Northerners seized and redistributed the land.
•allow whites to live and work as equals with former slaves. - ✔✔•have local autonomy
without federal government interference.
✔✔In the immediate aftermath of the Civil War, Southern states enacted laws known as
the _____ _____ to maintain white southerners' power over former slaves. - ✔✔•Black
Codes
✔✔The process by which the federal government, between 1865 and 1877, controlled
the former Confederate states and set the conditions for their readmission to the Union
was called
•Reconstruction.
•Redemption.
•Radical Republicanism.
•the Black Codes. - ✔✔•Reconstruction.
✔✔Under the Fourteenth Amendment, American citizens received
•equal protection of state and federal laws.
•suffrage restrictions for some male citizens.
•voting rights for women.
•requirements and privileges separated by race. - ✔✔•equal protection of state and
federal laws.
