// question: 22315 name: Abraham Lincoln's plan would allow former rebel states to form new governments when ::Abraham Lincoln's plan would allow former rebel states to form new governments when::Abraham Lincoln's plan would allow former rebel states to form new governments when{ ~all military resistance ceased. ~the United States Army was in occupation of the entire state. =10 percent of the voting population of 1860 had sworn an oath of allegiance. ~slave owners had willingly freed their slaves. } // question: 22323 name: All of the following are true of the Freedmen's Bureau EXCEPT ::All of the following are true of the Freedmen's Bureau EXCEPT::All of the following are true of the Freedmen's Bureau EXCEPT{ ~it represented a new federal role in social welfare. ~the agency lacked resources to effect meaningful change. ~Republicans intended it to serve as mediator between freed peoples and southern whites. =each freed family was granted forty acres and provided a mule. } // question: 22333 name: As a result of his impeachment and trial in the Senate, President Johnson ::As a result of his impeachment and trial in the Senate, President Johnson::As a result of his impeachment and trial in the Senate, President Johnson{ ~was convicted and removed from office. ~although acquitted, resigned from office. =essentially withdrew from policy making. ~was acquitted and renewed his challenge to congressional Reconstruction. } // question: 22316 name: In 1864, Congress put forward its own plan for Reconstruction in the ::In 1864, Congress put forward its own plan for Reconstruction in the::In 1864, Congress put forward its own plan for Reconstruction in the{ =Wade-Davis Bill. ~Freedmen's Bureau Act. ~Loyalty Act. ~Sherman Act. } // question: 22313 name: In planning to deal with the defeated rebel states, President Andrew Johnson wanted to ::In planning to deal with the defeated rebel states, President Andrew Johnson wanted to::In planning to deal with the defeated rebel states, President Andrew Johnson wanted to{ ~bring the South back into the union quickly and painlessly. =see members of the planter elite humiliated. ~grant extensive liberties to the newly freed people. ~confine African Americans to reservations. } // question: 22310 name: In the political struggle over the fate of the South, Republicans ::In the political struggle over the fate of the South, Republicans::In the political struggle over the fate of the South, Republicans{ =hoped to reconstruct the South by enabling African Americans to become full citizens. ~sought to free former slaves from white employers, landlords, and clergy. ~planned to restore the antebellum socio-economic relations among Southerners. ~tried to prevent blacks from becoming truly free. } // question: 22332 name: President Johnson forced a showdown with Congress when he deliberately violated the Tenure of Office Act by firing ::President Johnson forced a showdown with Congress when he deliberately violated the Tenure of Office Act by firing::President Johnson forced a showdown with Congress when he deliberately violated the Tenure of Office Act by firing{ ~Secretary of State William Seward. ~General Ulysses S. Grant. =Secretary of War Edwin Stanton. ~Freedmen's Bureau Director William O. Howard. } // question: 22317 name: President Johnson implemented a plan for Reconstruction in 1865 which included all of the following EXCEPT ::President Johnson implemented a plan for Reconstruction in 1865 which included all of the following EXCEPT::President Johnson implemented a plan for Reconstruction in 1865 which included all of the following EXCEPT{ ~blacks would continue to toil as disenfranchised agricultural laborers. ~the wealthiest former Confederates were stripped of the right to vote but could appeal to him personally for a pardon. ~poor whites were granted pardons upon repudiating slavery and secession. =outlawing the organizational activities of the Democratic Party. } // question: 22318 name: Radical and Moderate Republicans were drawn together by ::Radical and Moderate Republicans were drawn together by::Radical and Moderate Republicans were drawn together by{ ~a common desire to punish the South for its rebellion. =outrage over the Southern states' passage of Black Codes. ~President Johnson's pardon of Jefferson Davis. ~agreement to use federal measures to enhance black peoples' civil rights. } // question: 22319 name: Slavery was abolished by the ::Slavery was abolished by the::Slavery was abolished by the{ =Thirteenth Amendment. ~Fourteenth Amendment. ~Fifteenth Amendment. ~Wade-Davis Bill. } // question: 22321 name: Southern whites who co-operated with northern Republicans were labelled ::Southern whites who co-operated with northern Republicans were labelled::Southern whites who co-operated with northern Republicans were labelled{ ~carpet baggers. ~blue bellies. ~half-breeds. =scalawags. } // question: 22327 name: The coalition of Radical Republicans was led by ::The coalition of Radical Republicans was led by::The coalition of Radical Republicans was led by{ =Charles Sumner and Thaddeus Stevens. ~William Seward. ~U.S. Grant. ~William O. Howard. } // question: 22358 name: The Compromise of 1877 which secured the election of Rutherford B. Hayes to the Presidency ::The Compromise of 1877 which secured the election of Rutherford B. Hayes to the Presidency::The Compromise of 1877 which secured the election of Rutherford B. Hayes to the Presidency{ =ended Reconstruction with the withdrawal of all remaining federal troops. ~guaranteed Southerners would be appointed to the Supreme Court. ~brought an end to the use of the "spoils" system. ~gave Democrats control of Congress. } // question: 22320 name: The Fourteenth Amendment did all of the following EXCEPT ::The Fourteenth Amendment did all of the following EXCEPT::The Fourteenth Amendment did all of the following EXCEPT{ ~guaranteed former slaves citizenship. ~declared former rebels ineligible for federal and state office. =abolished slavery. ~voided Confederate debts. } // question: 22352 name: The National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry was organized primarily to help farmers ::The National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry was organized primarily to help farmers::The National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry was organized primarily to help farmers{ ~acquire the latest technologies and methods of farming. ~deal more effectively with environmental issues and concern. =unite to challenge discriminatory railroad rates. ~cope with the stress of living in isolated rural areas. } // question: 22338 name: The primary source of labor for building the Central Pacific Railroad was ::The primary source of labor for building the Central Pacific Railroad was::The primary source of labor for building the Central Pacific Railroad was{ ~former slaves recruited from the war-ravaged South. ~immigrants from Scandinavian countries. ~Civil War veterans unable to find work back home. =Chinese workers imported from Guandong Province. } // question: 22357 name: The winner of the bruising and disputed election of 1876 was ::The winner of the bruising and disputed election of 1876 was::The winner of the bruising and disputed election of 1876 was{ =Rutherford B. Hayes. ~Samuel J. Tilden. ~Ulysses S. Grant. ~Horace Greeley. }