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DIRECTIONS:
1. Complete each sentence with the correct end mark. (25 points)
*Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.
2. Identify the type of sentence it is. (25 points)
*Select one of the options from the multiple choices listed.
End Mark: Do you know who Andrew Johnson was
Type: Do you know who Andrew Johnson was
End Mark: Andrew Johnson became president after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln
Type: Andrew Johnson became president after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln
End Mark: Johnson started out his adult life as a tailor, but he had a talent for public speaking and soon got involved in politics
Type: Johnson started out his adult life as a tailor, but he had a talent for public speaking and soon got involved in politics
End Mark: He became governor, congressman, and senator in Tennessee, his home state
Type: He became governor, congressman, and senator in Tennessee, his home state
End Mark: Johnson was a Democrat and a slave owner, which I can’t believe
Type: Johnson was a Democrat and a slave owner, which I can’t believe
End Mark: Are you wondering what side he took in the Civil War
Type: Are you wondering what side he took in the Civil War
End Mark: Tell me if Johnson remained loyal to the Union
Type: Tell me if Johnson remained loyal to the Union
End Mark: During the war, Lincoln made him military governor of Tennessee
Type: During the war, Lincoln made him military governor of Tennessee
End Mark: Before the war ended, Lincoln, a Republican, asked him to be his vice president
Type: Before the war ended, Lincoln, a Republican, asked him to be his vice president
End Mark: Although Johnson was a Democrat, Lincoln believed he could help bring the North and South together again
Type: Although Johnson was a Democrat, Lincoln believed he could help bring the North and South together again
End Mark: Johnson had shown great courage as military governor, a post that often put him in danger
Type: Johnson had shown great courage as military governor, a post that often put him in danger
End Mark: What other traits did he have
Type: What other traits did he have
End Mark: He was extremely stubborn and uncompromising
Type: He was extremely stubborn and uncompromising
End Mark: Many questioned these traits, saying he would be a poor leader during Reconstruction
Type: Many questioned these traits, saying he would be a poor leader during Reconstruction
End Mark: Listen to this next statement
Type: Listen to this next statement
End Mark: Right after the war Johnson created the Freedmen’s Bureau which offered food, clothing, and shelter and began opening schools for former slaves
Type: Right after the war Johnson created the Freedmen’s Bureau which offered food, clothing, and shelter and began opening schools for former slaves
End Mark: At the same time, however, leaders in the Southern states passed laws that discriminated against African Americans
Type: At the same time, however, leaders in the Southern states passed laws that discriminated against African Americans
End Mark: They also did nothing to stop outbreaks of violence against former slaves
Type: They also did nothing to stop outbreaks of violence against former slaves
End Mark: What outrage this caused among the leaders of Congress
Type: What outrage this caused among the leaders of Congress
End Mark: These leaders, known as Radical Republicans, passed a Civil Rights Act to guarantee the rights of African Americans in the South
Type: These leaders, known as Radical Republicans, passed a Civil Rights Act to guarantee the rights of African Americans in the South
End Mark: What did Johnson do that illustrated he did not believe in equality
Type: What did Johnson do that illustrated he did not believe in equality
End Mark: He vetoed the civil rights law, but Congress was able to override his veto
Type: He vetoed the civil rights law, but Congress was able to override his veto
End Mark: Congress also passed the Fourteenth Amendment, which said no state could take away any person’s rights
Type: Congress also passed the Fourteenth Amendment, which said no state could take away any person’s rights
End Mark: Oh my, how Johnson hated the powerful radicals
Type: Oh my, how Johnson hated the powerful radicals
End Mark: Explain to me how his hatred for his political enemies made him very unpopular
Type: Explain to me how his hatred for his political enemies made him very unpopular