Social Studies 8 th Grade Topic: Reconstruction Aim: Reconstruction Jeopardy Homework: Study for your Reconstruction Test tomorrow Do Now: Let’s get started.

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Social Studies 8 th Grade Topic: Reconstruction Aim: Reconstruction Jeopardy Homework: Study for your Reconstruction Test tomorrow Do Now: Let’s get started

PlansFreedmenJohnsonLimiting RtsConstitution Miscellaneous Final Final Jeopardy

Plans- 100 This plan was written by Lincoln: –10% of voters swore loyalty –Must abolish slavery JeopardyAnswer

Answer- Plans 100 What is the 10% plan? Jeopardy

Plans- 200 The two conditions for the Wade Davis Bill included: jeopardy Answer

Answer- Plans 200 Majority of whites swear loyalty Former confederates could not vote or hold office Jeopardy

Plans- 300 The three conditions of Johnson’s Plan jeopardy Answer

Answer- plans 300 Majority swore loyalty Ratify 13 th amendment Former confederates could vote and hold office Jeopardy

Plans- 400 The conditions of the Reconstruction Acts jeopardy Answer

Answer- plans 400 Disband state governments Write new constitutions Ratify 14 th amendments African American men allowed to vote Jeopardy

Plans- 500 The major difference between congressional and presidential reconstruction plans jeopardy Answer

Congressional was more strict, they wanted the South to pay for the Civil War Jeopardy

Freedmen- 100 This agency gave food and clothing to former slaves. jeopardy Answer

Answer Freedmen- 100 What is the Freedmen’s Bureau

Freedmen- 200 This women was a teacher from the North, who taught newly freed slaves. jeopardy Answer

Answer- Freedmen 200 Who is Charlotte Forten Jeopardy

Freedmen- 300 This group in Congress supported the newly freedmen, they protected their rights jeopardy Answer

Answer Freedmen- 300 Radical Republicans Jeopardy

Freedmen- 400 What many African Americans that remained on old plantations as poor workers were called jeopardy Answer

Answer Freedmen- 400 Sharecroppers Jeopardy

Freedmen - 500

List two ways the Bureau helped newly freed slaves jeopardy Answer

Answer –Freedmen 500 Education Clothing Land jobs

Johnson- 100 This man was assassinated and therefore Andrew Johnson became president Answer jeopardy

Answer- Johnson 100 Abraham Lincoln

Johnson- 200 This is the reason why Johnson was impeached jeopardy

Answer J- 200 He refused to support Radical Reconstruction

Johnson- 300 This group charges the president in an impeachment case jeopardy

Answer- j300 House of Representatives Jeopardy

Johnson- 400 This group tries the case in an impeachment trial Answer jeopardy

Answer- J 400 Senate Jeopardy

Johnson- 500 The technical act that Johnson violated that allowed the House to charge him Answer jeopardy

Answer- J 500 Office of Tenure Act Jeopardy

Limiting Rights- 100 This group developed in the South- they burned blacks’ houses and white sympathizers’ houses Answer jeopardy

Answer LR- 100 Ku Klux Klan Jeopardy

Limiting rights- 200 These were designed to limit the rights of newly freed slaves. Blacks were not permitted to gather in some states Answer jeopardy

Limiting rights- 200 Black Codes Jeopardy

Limiting Rights- 300 Blacks were forced to pay this if they wanted to vote Answer jeopardy

Answer LR- 300 What are poll taxes Jeopardy

Limiting Rights- 400 This tested African Americans knowledge of the Constitution, they had to pass if they wanted to vote. answer jeopardy

Answer- LR- 400 Literacy tests jeopardy

Limiting Rights 500 Former slaves became this because they had no other options. Basically they were slaves again, tied to the land answer jeopardy

Answer- lr500 Sharecroppers jeopardy

Constitution- 100 This amendment freed slaves. Answer jeopardy

Answer- C th jeopardy

Constitution- 200 The 14 th amendment did this answer jeopardy

Answer constitution 200 Citizenship to all jeopardy

Constitution- 300 This amendment guaranteed freed men the right to vote answer jeopardy

Answer- constitution th

Constitution- 400 This court case ruled that Separate is equal answer jeopardy

Answer c 400 Plessy V. Ferguson jeopardy

Constitution- 500 As a result of Plessy V. Ferguson this practice was considered legal Answer jeopardy

Answer- C 500 Segregation jeopardy

Miscellaneous- 100 This was an act of violence – being killed by a mob (hanging) answer jeopardy

Answer m 100 Lynching jeopardy

Miscellaneous200 These people were northerners who went south to seek fortunes Answer jeopardy

Answer- m- 200 Carpetbaggers Jeopardy

Miscellaneous-300 These were white southern republicans answer jeopardy

Answer- m 300 Scalawags jeopardy

Miscellaneous- 400 This person became president even though he did not win the popular vote answer jeopardy

Answer- m 400 Rutherford B. Hayes

Miscellaneous- 500 The year reconstruction ended answer jeopardy

Answer m jeopardy

Final Jeopardy Describe Radical Reconstruction. What important events happened during this period? What important laws and acts were passed? How did Reconstruction affect the South? Support your ideas with examples from the text!

Answer to Final Jeopardy Look it up and be ready to answer tomorrow