HY 103 REVIEW ALL ANSWERS AND QUESTIONS SET
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✔✔Who was allowed to vote under the Fifteenth Amendment?
•all property-owning male citizens regardless of color
•all adult citizens
•all literate, property-owning male citizens regardless of color
v•all male citizens regardless of colorall male citizens regardless of color - ✔✔•all male
citizens regardless of color
✔✔Andrew Johnson's "Restoration" plan required Southern states to do all of the
following except
•repudiate war debts.
•revoke secession ordinances.
•grant blacks the right to vote.
•abolish slavery. - ✔✔•grant blacks the right to vote.
✔✔How did many former slaves respond to the end of the Civil War?
•They tended to stay with their former masters in hopes of a return to slavery.
•They were offered free passage back to Africa, but they refused it.
•They left plantations, looking for a better life elsewhere.
•About 80 percent of them refused to leave their former owners' plantations. - ✔✔•They
left plantations, looking for a better life elsewhere.
✔✔In the 1860s, the Black Codes were
•enacted by the federal government to ensure ex-slaves certain civil rights.
•enacted by the Freedmen's Bureau to give freed blacks voting rights.
•passed by Congress to govern former Confederate states.
•designed to limit the political power and mobility of black Americans. - ✔✔•designed to
limit the political power and mobility of black Americans.
, ✔✔Radicals in the House led the charge to impeach President Johnson after he
•fell off stage drunk while giving a campaign speech.
•violated the Tenure of Office Act by firing Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton.
•came under the influence of Thaddeus Stevens and Charles Sumner.
•authorized federal troops to occupy parts of the reconstructed South. - ✔✔•violated the
Tenure of Office Act by firing Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton.
✔✔•The ______ Amendment guarantees citizenship to everyone born in the United
States.
•Fourteenth
•First
•Tenth
•Nineteenth - ✔✔•Fourteenth
✔✔•The Fifteenth Amendment dealt with the issue of
•slavery.
•suffrage.
•income tax.
•citizenship. - ✔✔•suffrage
✔✔•Which of the following is true of African American officeholders in the South during
Reconstruction?
•Their percentage was greater than the percentage of blacks in the Southern
population.
•African Americans were not allowed to serve in government during Reconstruction.
•They were underrepresentative of the black population.
•African Americans served in state government but not federal legislatures. - ✔✔•They
were underrepresentative of the black population.
✔✔•At the conclusion of President Andrew Johnson's impeachment trial,
•a majority of senators voted to acquit.
•every Senate Republican voted to convict.
•Johnson was spared conviction by one vote.
•Johnson resigned from office just prior to the vote. - ✔✔•Johnson was spared
conviction by one vote.
✔✔•The most important accomplishment of the Reconstruction governments was a
dramatic improvement in
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✔✔Who was allowed to vote under the Fifteenth Amendment?
•all property-owning male citizens regardless of color
•all adult citizens
•all literate, property-owning male citizens regardless of color
v•all male citizens regardless of colorall male citizens regardless of color - ✔✔•all male
citizens regardless of color
✔✔Andrew Johnson's "Restoration" plan required Southern states to do all of the
following except
•repudiate war debts.
•revoke secession ordinances.
•grant blacks the right to vote.
•abolish slavery. - ✔✔•grant blacks the right to vote.
✔✔How did many former slaves respond to the end of the Civil War?
•They tended to stay with their former masters in hopes of a return to slavery.
•They were offered free passage back to Africa, but they refused it.
•They left plantations, looking for a better life elsewhere.
•About 80 percent of them refused to leave their former owners' plantations. - ✔✔•They
left plantations, looking for a better life elsewhere.
✔✔In the 1860s, the Black Codes were
•enacted by the federal government to ensure ex-slaves certain civil rights.
•enacted by the Freedmen's Bureau to give freed blacks voting rights.
•passed by Congress to govern former Confederate states.
•designed to limit the political power and mobility of black Americans. - ✔✔•designed to
limit the political power and mobility of black Americans.
, ✔✔Radicals in the House led the charge to impeach President Johnson after he
•fell off stage drunk while giving a campaign speech.
•violated the Tenure of Office Act by firing Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton.
•came under the influence of Thaddeus Stevens and Charles Sumner.
•authorized federal troops to occupy parts of the reconstructed South. - ✔✔•violated the
Tenure of Office Act by firing Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton.
✔✔•The ______ Amendment guarantees citizenship to everyone born in the United
States.
•Fourteenth
•First
•Tenth
•Nineteenth - ✔✔•Fourteenth
✔✔•The Fifteenth Amendment dealt with the issue of
•slavery.
•suffrage.
•income tax.
•citizenship. - ✔✔•suffrage
✔✔•Which of the following is true of African American officeholders in the South during
Reconstruction?
•Their percentage was greater than the percentage of blacks in the Southern
population.
•African Americans were not allowed to serve in government during Reconstruction.
•They were underrepresentative of the black population.
•African Americans served in state government but not federal legislatures. - ✔✔•They
were underrepresentative of the black population.
✔✔•At the conclusion of President Andrew Johnson's impeachment trial,
•a majority of senators voted to acquit.
•every Senate Republican voted to convict.
•Johnson was spared conviction by one vote.
•Johnson resigned from office just prior to the vote. - ✔✔•Johnson was spared
conviction by one vote.
✔✔•The most important accomplishment of the Reconstruction governments was a
dramatic improvement in