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Reconstruction Jaguar’dy Vocabulary People Laws Reconstruction Grab Bag Final Jeopardy

100 pt. Question from Category 1 What is segregation?

100 pt. Answer from Category 1 Separation

200 pt. Question from Category 1 What is a system set up where one works the land but is paid in shares?

200 pt. Answer from Category 1 Sharecropping

300 pt. Question from Category 1 What group got their name from the type of luggage they carried when they came from the North to help with rebuilding?

300 pt. Answer from Category 1 Carpetbaggers

400 pt. Question from Category 1 What did they call the time of rebuilding the South?

400 pt. Answer from Category 1 Reconstruction

500 pt. Question from Category 1 What did they call a person who helped with reconstruction for his or her own gain?

500 pt. Answer from Category 1 A scalawag!

100 pt. Question from Category 2 Whose plan for Reconstruction was to not punish the South, but to work at re- establishing relations with them?

100 pt. Answer from Category 2 Lincoln

200 pt. Question from Category 2 What war general became president during the Reconstruction years?

200 pt. Answer from Category 2 Ulysses Grant

300 pt. Question from Category 2 Name a hate group that formed after the Civil War was over.

300 pt. Answer from Category 2 The KKK

400 pt. Question from Category 2 Who was impeached for being “too easy” on the South, but found “Not Guilty”?

400 pt. Answer from Category 2 Johnson

500 pt. Question from Category 2 What group took action against the president because they felt he was being too easy on the South?

500 pt. Answer from Category 2 Congress

100 pt. Question from Category 3 Which amendment gave all men the right to vote?

100 pt. Answer from Category 3 The 15 th

200 pt. Question from Category 3 Which amendment abolished slavery?

200 pt. Answer from Category 3 The 13 th

300 pt. Question from Category 3 Which amendment gave all born in the U.S. the rights of citizenship?

300 pt. Answer from Category 3 The 14 th

400 pt. Question from Category 3 What did Southerners call the laws made for the blacks that segregated them from the whites?

400 pt. Answer from Category 3 Jim Crow laws

500 pt. Question from Category 3 According to the 15 th amendment, who could NOT vote?

500 pt. Answer from Category 3 Women!

100 pt. Question from Category 4 What organization was set up by the government to help the blacks after the war?

100 pt. Answer from Category 4 Freedman’s Bureau

200 pt. Question from Category 4 After the Civil War, freed slaves were allowed to do things. Name one.

200 pt. Answer from Category 4 Learn to read and write, meet in groups, find loved ones.

300 pt. Question from Category 4 The South was angry about losing the war. Name one way they took it out on the Africans.

300 pt. Answer from Category 4 By forming hate groups, by passing new laws such as the Black Codes, and by keeping them from using their rights.

400 pt. Question from Category 4 Name two ways that the Black Codes were similar to the Slave Codes.

400 pt. Answer from Category 4 They could still be forced to work the fields with no pay. They still struggled to survive. There was still segregation.

500 pt. Question from Category 4 Name the years of the Reconstruction Era.

500 pt. Answer from Category

100 pt. Question from Category 5 Name one thing that landowners provided the blacks with for sharecropping.

100 pt. Answer from Category 5 Place to live, seeds, mules, or tools.

200 pt. Question from Category 5 Name 1 way former slaves helped each other.

200 pt. Answer from Category 5 They built churches, schools, helped find jobs and lost family members, and took care of the sick.

300 pt. Question from Category 5 How long after the Civil War was over did blacks have to fight for their rights?

300 pt. Answer from Category years.

400 pt. Question from Category 5 What was the official pardon by the government given to Southerners called?

400 pt. Answer from Category 5 Amnesty

500 pt. Question from Category 5 Tell how states were readmitted to the Union after the war.

500 pt. Answer from Category 5 1-They were put under Union rule. 2-They had to write and pass new state laws that gave rights to blacks.

States like Georgia and South Carolina needed a lot of rebuilding because of what General’s path of destruction? FINAL JAGUAR’DY

FINAL JAGUAR’DY ANSWER Sherman.