Freedmen's Bureau And KKK Practice Questions
Many People In The South, Both Black And White, Were Poor. The Bureau Was In Place During America's Reconstruction Era. Little Work Was Available For People To Support Their Families.
The Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands (Freedmen's Bureau) was created as an effort to support the transition of formerly Enslaved people to freedom. Choose ALL factors that were true during the time the Freedmen's Bureau was in place.
Thirteenth Amendment.
Which Of These Is The BEST Example Of Federal Assistance To Freed Slaves Following The Civil War?
It Established Schools For Newly-Freed Slaves.
Which Of These Was A Task Of The Freedmen's Bureau?
"Scalawags," "Carpetbaggers," And Freedmen.
Which Three Groups Benefited MOST From Reconstruction Policies In The Southern States In The Late 1800s?
A Person From The North Who Would Move To The South In Order To Make Money Following The Civil War
Which is the correct definition of the post-Civil War term carpetbagger?
Restoring Southern Democrats To Political Power.
Which of these would have been a goal of the Ku Klux Klan in the south during Reconstruction?
It Helped Freedmen Find Employment, Like Farm Labor Or Sharecropping. It Helped Get Food Delivered To Poor Whites And Freedmen In The South. It Established Schools For African Americans And Poor Whites To Attend. It Reunited Families Who Had Been Separated Through The Slave Trade.
After Slavery Ended, The U.S. Government Established The Freedmen's Bureau To Help Former Enslaved Persons Begin A New Life. Choose ALL Examples Of The Bureau's Efforts Towards That Goal.
Funding Was Cut For The Bureau By White Southern Democrats.
In 1865, Congress established the "Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands." This agency, which became known as the "Freedmen's Bureau" was ended by Congress seven years later. Choose ALL statements describing obstacles of the Freedmen's Bureau that led to its end in 1872.
Freedmen's Bureau
These Are Describing Which Government Program?
A Former Slave Owner
Who would have most likely NOT supported the Freedmen's Bureau?
