copperheads contraband carpetbaggers scalawags Black Codes freedmen // question: 1574 name: "Copperheads" were ::"Copperheads" were::"Copperheads" were{ ~fugitive slaves who came into Union army camps.#Incorrect ~Republicans who opposed Lincoln because he refused to emancipate the slaves.#Incorrect =Peace Democrats.#Correct ~Union army commanders who adopted the tactic of total war the South.#Incorrect ~abolitionists.#Incorrect } // question: 1538 name: Contraband of war referred to ::Contraband of war referred to::Contraband of war referred to{ ~military equipment captured by the Confederacy.#Incorrect =escaped slaves.#Correct ~shipments of war material from abroad.#Incorrect ~stolen food.#Incorrect ~a secret code.#Incorrect } // question: 1669 name: All the following statement regarding carpetbaggers are true except ::All the following statement regarding carpetbaggers are true except::All the following statement regarding carpetbaggers are true except{ ~they often brought considerable capital with them in hopes of investing in a New South.#Incorrect ~most were Union Army officers.#Incorrect =few were college graduates.#Correct ~they sought to modernize the South's social structure and democratize its politics.#Incorrect ~they hoped to establish the Republican Party in the South.#Incorrect } // question: 1674 name: Before the Civil War many of the Scalawags had belonged to the ::Before the Civil War many of the Scalawags had belonged to the::Before the Civil War many of the Scalawags had belonged to the{ =Whig Party.#Correct ~Ku Klux Klan.#Incorrect ~Democratic Party.#Incorrect ~Republican Party.#Incorrect ~American Party.#Incorrect } // question: 1646 name: Scalawags were ::Scalawags were::Scalawags were{ ~northerners who attempted to finance economic enterprises in the postwar South.#Incorrect ~southern blacks attempting to exert their newly acquired political power.#Incorrect =white, southern-born Republicans.#Correct ~white southerners who opposed reconstruction policies.#Incorrect ~criminals who stole public funds during Reconstruction.#Incorrect } // question: 1638 name: Southern whites regarded "Carpetbaggers" as ::Southern whites regarded "Carpetbaggers" as::Southern whites regarded "Carpetbaggers" as{ ~traitors to their home region.#Incorrect ~noble and idealistic "modernizers" to the region's social structure.#Incorrect =agents of an army of occupation.#Correct ~incorruptible in political affairs.#Incorrect ~supporters of white supremacy.#Incorrect } // question: 1627 name: The "black codes" ::The "black codes"::The "black codes"{ ~restricted emigration of freedmen to the North.#Incorrect ~provided political and social opportunities unknown under slavery.#Incorrect =reduced freedmen to a condition close to slavery.#Correct ~were passed by the northern states.#Incorrect ~prevented blacks from migrating to the West.#Incorrect } // question: 1723 name: "Jim Crow" laws ::"Jim Crow" laws::"Jim Crow" laws{ ~disenfranchised black Americans.#Incorrect ~extended the naturalization period for foreigners.#Incorrect ~prevented women from voting.#Incorrect ~mandated labor unions.#Incorrect =mandated racial segregation in public facilities.#Correct } // question: 1741 name: Which of the following best describes the Mugwumps, Stalwarts, and Half-Breeds? ::Which of the following best describes the Mugwumps, Stalwarts, and Half-Breeds?::Which of the following best describes the Mugwumps, Stalwarts, and Half-Breeds?{ ~They were conflicting groups within the Democratic Party.#Incorrect =Both the Mugwumps and Half-Breeds supported reforms while the Stalwarts opposed reform.#Correct ~Only the Stalwarts advocated civil-service reform.#Incorrect ~All three groups favored extension of the spoils system.#Incorrect ~They were three fledging political parties who supported "clean" politics.#Incorrect } MATCHING PEOPLE // question: 1542 name: The foremost Peace Democrat in the United States (eventually banished to the Confederacy) was ::The foremost Peace Democrat in the United States (eventually banished to the Confederacy) was::The foremost Peace Democrat in the United States (eventually banished to the Confederacy) was{ =Clement Vallandigham.#Correct ~Edward Everett.#Incorrect ~Ben Butler.#Incorrect ~Horatio Seymour.#Incorrect ~William Lloyd Garrison.#Incorrect } // question: 1825 name: Andrew Carnegie created a monopoly in the ____ industry. ::Andrew Carnegie created a monopoly in the ____ industry.::Andrew Carnegie created a monopoly in the ____ industry.{ ~oil#Incorrect =steel#Correct ~railroad#Incorrect ~textile#Incorrect ~coal#Incorrect } Leland Stanford Dennis Kearney // question: 1812 name: The head of the American Railway Union involved in the Pullman strike was ::The head of the American Railway Union involved in the Pullman strike was::The head of the American Railway Union involved in the Pullman strike was{ ~William Bryan.#Incorrect ~Terence Powderly.#Incorrect =Eugene Debs.#Correct ~James Blaine.#Incorrect ~James Duke.#Incorrect } // question: 1815 name: The winner of the 1896 presidential election was ::The winner of the 1896 presidential election was::The winner of the 1896 presidential election was{ =William McKinley.#Correct ~William Jennings Bryan.#Incorrect ~Theodore Roosevelt.#Incorrect ~Mark Hanna.#Incorrect ~Benjamin Harrison.#Incorrect } // question: 1841 name: William Jennings Bryan is noted for ::William Jennings Bryan is noted for::William Jennings Bryan is noted for{ ~winning the popular vote for President in 1896 but losing the electoral vote.#Incorrect ~serving as legal counsel for the American Railway Union in the Pullman strike.#Incorrect ~switching from the Democratic to the Republican Party after the election of 1890.#Incorrect ~serving beer and wine at campaign meetings.#Incorrect =expressing the views of the farmers and laborers in his "cross of gold" speech.#Correct }