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The National Equal Rights League was founded by

A
the Republican Congress.
B
African Americans.
C
Northern carpetbaggers.
D
Southern Democrats.
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Which best explains why there were no African Americans serving in the US House of Representatives by 1887?

A
Many African American politicians had left office to work for the Freedmen’s Bureau.
B
Southern whites had worked to repeal laws that allowed African Americans to hold office.
C
African Americans were focusing on politics on the state level rather than the national level.
D
African American politicians mainly chose to run for the US Senate instead of the House.
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During Reconstruction, the Freedmen's Bureau provided a number of services

A
but was rejected by most African Americans.
B
and was supported by most white Southerners.
C
but lacked the authority to enforce civil rights laws.
D
and was spearheaded by Democrats in Congress.
4

What is one service the Freedmen's Bureau provided for African Americans?

A
The agency provided funds to pay poll taxes.
B
The agency set up courts to settle land disputes.
C
The agency taught them how to cultivate crops.
D
The agency found employment in Northern cities.
5

In the years after the Civil War, African Americans in the South

A
tended to join and vote for the Democratic Party.
B
usually voted the same as white Southerners.
C
often had larger voting populations than whites.
D
did not have enough votes to enact change.
6

The term scalawag was a nickname for

A
Southerners who supported Reconstruction and African American equality.
B
Southerners who worked to repeal African American voting rights laws.
C
Northerners who worked to repeal African American voting rights laws.
D
Northerners who came to the South and supported African American equality.
7

During Reconstruction in the South, African Americans

A
became members of the Democratic Party.
B
served in state legislatures and the US Congress.
C
were unable to found or build their own schools.
D
could vote in state elections but not federal ones.
8

One way the National Equal Rights League fought for equality was to

A
reject Reconstruction.
B
lobby Congress.
C
stop scalawags.
D
create Black Codes.
9

The term carpetbagger was a nickname for

A
Southerners who worked to repeal African American voting rights laws.
B
Northerners who came to the South and supported African American equality.
C
Southerners who supported Reconstruction and African American equality.
D
Northerners who worked to repeal African American voting rights laws.
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The Freedmen's Bureau closed in 1872 because

A
it had been unable to found any schools in the South.
B
African Americans were adjusted to freedom.
C
it had achieved all of its goals and promises.
D
it lacked the needed funding and effective planning.

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