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Reconstruction Jeopardy People LawsGroups

People 100 The president who was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth.

People 100 Answer: Who was Abraham Lincoln?

People 200 People who rented land from landowners and paid for their rent with portions of their crops.

People 200 Answer: Who were sharecroppers?

People 300 Northerners who went to the South to help with reconstruction or to make money.

People 300 Answer: Who were carpetbaggers?

People 400 Congress tried to remove this president from office by impeachment.

People 400 Answer: Who Was Andrew Johnson?

Laws 100 Laws that limited the rights of African Americans.

Laws 100 Answer: What were Black Codes?

Laws 200 The addition to the constitution that abolished slavery.

Laws 200 Answer: What is the Thirteenth amendment?

Laws 300 The Fifteenth Amendment.

Laws 300 Answer: What is: It gave all male citizens the right to vote regardless of race?

Laws 400 The Fourteenth Amendment.

Laws 400 Answer: What is: It gave former slaves citizenship?

Groups 100 The group that was freed by the Emancipation Proclamation.

Groups 100 Answer: Who were Slaves or African Americans?

Groups 200 A small group of white southerners who wanted to restore white control over the lives of African Americans through terror and violence.

Groups 200 Answer: What is the Ku Klux Klan?

Groups 300 This organization was established to help former slaves after the war.

Groups 300 Answer: What was the Freedmen’s Bureau?

Groups 400 This group did not trust Andrew Johnson’s Reconstruction plans and developed their own set of laws for Reconstruction.

Groups 400 Answer: What is Congress?