B-4 RECONSTRUCTION AND CIVIL RIGHTS (SHOULD-DO)

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The time period immediately following the Civil War was known as Reconstruction.

True

False

After the Civil War, the U.S. had to reconstruct itself both physically and psychologically.

True

False

Reconstruction was an easy process.

True

False

Reconstruction was such a difficult process that it lasted 50 years.

True

False

Prior to the Civil War, almost all of the political power belonged to white, wealthy men and women.

True

False

The members of Congress who acted as allies for the black Americans were called Radical Republicans.

True

False

Having economic rights includes things like being able to get a job and maintain an adequate standard of living.

True

False

Having social rights includes things like being able to vote and serve on juries.

True

False

Having political rights includes things like being able to hold public office.

True

False

The Freedmen's Bureau was created to help white slaveholders maintain control over their former slaves in the South.

True

False

Most conquered land was given right back to former slaveholders after the Civil War.

True

False

After the Civil War, many former slaves were allowed to choose their own religion for the first time in their lives.

True

False

One political right that former slaves were granted during Reconstruction was the ability to serve on a jury.

True

False

The Civil Rights Acts passed during Reconstruction made sure that black women received all of the same rights that black men got.

True

False

Five amendments were added to the Constitution during Reconstruction.

True

False

Most white northerners supported Reconstruction, even at the end, while most white southerners did not support Reconstruction.

True

False

Black Americans made many achievements during Reconstruction but many of them were eventually taken away from them again.

True

False

The time period immediately following the Civil War was known as Reconstruction. 

True

False

After the Civil War, the U.S. had to reconstruct itself both physically and psychologically.

True

False

Reconstruction was an easy process. 

True

False

Reconstruction was such a difficult process that it lasted 50 years. 

True

False

Prior to the Civil War, almost all of the political power belonged to white, wealthy men and women. 

True

False

The members of Congress who acted as allies for the black Americans were called Radical Republicans. 

True

False

Having economic rights includes things like being able to get a job and maintain an adequate standard of living.

True

False

Having social rights includes things like being able to vote and serve on juries.

True

False

Having political rights includes things like being able to hold public office.

True

False

The Freedmen's Bureau was created to help white slaveholders maintain control over their former slaves in the South.

True

False

Most conquered land was given right back to former slaveholders after the Civil War.

True

False

After the Civil War, many former slaves were allowed to choose their own religion for the first time in their lives.

True

False

One political right that former slaves were granted during Reconstruction was the ability to serve on a jury.

True

False

The Civil Rights Acts passed during Reconstruction made sure that black women received all of the same rights that black men got.

True

False

Five amendments were added to the Constitution during Reconstruction.

True

False

Most white northerners supported Reconstruction, even at the end, while most white southerners did not support Reconstruction.

True

False

Black Americans made many achievements during Reconstruction but many of them were eventually taken away from them again.

True

False