The emaciation proclamation only freed the slaves in the rebelling territories.

question 20 options:
true
false
question 21 (1 point)
this was suspended during the civil war to hold confederate sympathizers without trial or a judge to agree that they were legally imprisoned.

question 21 options:

first amendment

habeas corpus

states' rights

emancipation proclamation

question 22 (2 points)
match the correct civil war battle to its description.

question 22 options:

this union victory was crucial as they gained control of mississippi river which allowed them to easily transport goods and soldiers.

during this battle, sherman and his men destroyed railroads, roads, crops, and livestock. this battle showed the confederates would lose and lincoln easily won reelection.

this was the deadliest one-day battle in american history. lee's failure to win encouraged lincoln to issue the emancipation proclamation.

this was a union victory and turning point in the civil war. lee gave up any further attempts to invade union territory.

1.
battle of atlanta

2.
battle of gettysburg

3.
battle of vicksburg

4.
battle of antietam

question 23 (1 point)
where were the first shots fired in the civil war?

question 23 options:

vicksburg

atlanta

gettysburg

fort sumter

question 24 (2 points)
match the correct reconstruction amendment to its description.

question 24 options:

this amendment granted all people citizenship and gave them equal protection of the laws.

"the rights of citizens of the us to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the us or by any state on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude."

this amendment abolished slavery in the us.

1.
thirteenth amendment

2.
fourteenth amendment

3.
fifteenth amendment

question 25 (1 point)
which reconstruction plan did radical republicans consider too lenient and did not go far enough to protect the rights of the newly freed slaves?

question 25 options:

presidential

congressional

southern

northern

question 26 (1 point)
congress and this president were at odds with one another during reconstruction. he vetoed many bills and fired many republicans from executive offices. congress impeached him for ignoring the tenure of act.

question 26 options:

abraham lincoln

andrew johnson

andrew jackson

lyndon b. johnson

question 27 (1 point)
this was created to former slaves and homeless whites by providing food, clothing, shelter, and medical assistance.

question 27 options:

freedmen's bureau

ku klux klan

poll tax

15th amendment

question 28 (1 point)
what laws were passed in southern states to deny newly freed slave certain rights?

question 28 options:

slave codes

kansas-nebraska act

black codes

reconstruction amendments

question 29 (1 point)
the ku klux klan is racist organization who used violence and intimidation to target blacks and southern whites who tried to support reconstruction.

question 29 options:
true
false
question 30 (1 point)
who became president in 1876 which marked the end of reconstruction?

question 30 options:

samuel j. tilden

rutherford b. hayes

abraham lincoln

andrew johnson

question 31 (1 point)
when hayes agreed to support internal improvements, appoint a southerner to the cabinet and withdraw federal troops from the this became known as the:

question 31 options:

compromise of 1850

missouri compromise

compromise of 1877

tenure of office act