AnswersRMA FL-2100310-United States History Semester 1Presidential and Radical Reconstruction

Presidential and Radical Reconstruction Answers

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What was the condition made by Andrew Johnson upon granting his pardons for citizens of the South?

A
that all individuals pardoned must pay a minimal fine
B
that only former enslaved people would be pardoned, as they were forced into servitude
C
that all individuals would be pardoned as long as they never again committed the act of slavery
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According to the Wade-Davis Bill, who was excluded from being able to take the oath of loyalty to gain the right to vote?

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those who held military or civil office in the Confederacy
B
those who had enslaved labor before the war
C
those who were enslaved before the war
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What rights did the Civil Rights Act of 1866 grant all citizens? Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
the right to own property
B
the right to present evidence in court
C
the right to equal protection of the law
D
the right to bear arms
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Write a paragraph explaining what you would have done differently if you were a member of Congress or the president during the era of Reconstruction. Why do you think your ideas would have been more effective?

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If I had been a member of Congress or president during Reconstruction, I would have supported stronger federal protection for formerly enslaved people and continued enforcing the Fifteenth Amendment. I would also have provided more funding for schools, job training, and land or loans so African Americans could become economically independent. The federal government should have punished groups such as the Ku Klux Klan and required Southern states to protect voting rights before allowing them full political power again. These ideas would have been more effective because laws alone could not create equality if violence, poverty, and discrimination continued. Strong enforcement and better economic and educational opportunities would have helped protect African Americans’ rights and create a more stable South.

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Which of the following ideas did you include in your plan?

A
civil rights for African Americans
B
punishment for those loyal to the Confederacy
C
military involvement to enforce laws
D
restrictions on suffrage
E
prohibition of slavery
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