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Review Questions Question 1: What was Lincoln’s plan for Reconstruction?

Answer: Lincoln’s plan was to let southern states set up new state governments and rejoin the Union quickly

Question 2 How did Reconstruction change the lives of African-Americans in the south?

Answer: African-Americans still dealt with a lot of prejudice, and they were faced with Black Codes African-Americans did earn the right to freedom, to citizenship, and to vote with the new amendments to the Constitution

What was the purpose of the Freedman’s Bureau? Question 3: What was the purpose of the Freedman’s Bureau?

Answer: To help poor whites and blacks with. . Food Clothing Medical Care Legal Advice New hospitals and schools Jobs

Who were the carpet baggers and scalawags? Question 4: Who were the carpet baggers and scalawags?

Answer: Scalawags-Southerners who helped the government during Reconstruction were called Scalawags (slang for an old worthless horse) Carpetbaggers -northerners who traveled to the south to try to make money (they were known for taking advantage of southerners)

What are the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments? Question 5: What are the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments?

Answer: 13th-Ended Slavery 14th-Gave citizenship to African-Americans(guaranteed “due process of law” 15th-Gave ALL men the right to vote