DSST Civil War And Reconstruction
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How long did the reconstruction era last?
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23 years
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14 years
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21 years
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15 years
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In the Reconstruction era efforts were made to make America recover from the woes of civil war. Interestingly, reconstruction in the American context also applies to the end of slavery. These events gave rise to constitutional amendments generally accepted in the country. Let's see how much you know about the American history!
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What year saw the reconstruction of America begin?
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1881
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1863
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1808
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1877
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A. 1863Explanation
In 1863, the reconstruction of America began. This was the year when the Civil War was still ongoing, and President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation, declaring that all slaves in Confederate territory were to be set free. This marked a significant turning point in American history, as it laid the foundation for the eventual abolition of slavery and the reconstruction of the nation after the war.Rate this question:
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When did the American civil war end?
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1873
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1877
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1871
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1865
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A. 1865Explanation
The American Civil War ended in 1865. This is the correct answer because it is a well-known historical fact that the war lasted from 1861 to 1865. The year 1865 marks the surrender of the Confederate Army and the official end of the war.Rate this question:
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Which of these visions was not established during the reconstruction?
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Emancipationist vision
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Reconciliationist vision
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Freedom vision
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White supremacist vision
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A. Freedom visionExplanation
During the reconstruction period, various visions were established, including the Emancipationist vision, which focused on granting freedom and equal rights to former slaves, and the Reconciliationist vision, which aimed to heal the divisions between the North and the South. The White supremacist vision, which sought to maintain white dominance and suppress the rights of African Americans, was also established. However, the Freedom vision was not established during the reconstruction. This suggests that the reconstruction period did not prioritize the overall freedom and empowerment of all individuals, particularly African Americans.Rate this question:
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What part of America received was moat affiliated with the reconstruction?
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Northern America
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Eastern America
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Western America
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Southern America
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A. Southern AmericaExplanation
During the period of reconstruction, Southern America was the region that received the most attention and was most closely associated with the reconstruction efforts. This is because the Southern states had been heavily affected by the Civil War and needed significant assistance in rebuilding their economy, infrastructure, and social systems. The reconstruction policies implemented by the federal government were primarily focused on addressing the issues and challenges faced by the Southern states, such as the abolition of slavery, the reintegration of former slaves into society, and the establishment of civil rights for African Americans.Rate this question:
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Which of these states did not participate in reconstruction?
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Florida
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California
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Arkansas
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Tennesse
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A. CaliforniaExplanation
California did not participate in reconstruction. Reconstruction refers to the period after the Civil War in the United States when efforts were made to rebuild and reform the South. California, being a state in the western part of the country, was not directly affected by the war and therefore did not participate in the reconstruction efforts that focused on the Southern states.Rate this question:
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Who set up reconstructed governments in the states?
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Andrew Johnson
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Eric Foner
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Ronald Reagen
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Abraham Lincoln
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A. Abraham LincolnExplanation
Abraham Lincoln set up reconstructed governments in the states. After the Civil War, Lincoln implemented a plan for Reconstruction, which aimed to rebuild the Southern states and bring them back into the Union. As part of this plan, Lincoln appointed provisional governors in the Southern states to establish new governments and restore order. These governments were tasked with implementing reforms and ensuring the rights of newly freed slaves. However, Lincoln's assassination in 1865 led to a shift in Reconstruction policies under President Andrew Johnson.Rate this question:
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How many towns were in the confederacy in 1871?
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276 towns
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297 towns
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277 towns
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237 towns
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A. 297 towns -
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How many towns were severely damaged from war action?
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19 towns
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15 towns
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11 towns
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12 towns
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A. 11 townsExplanation
The correct answer is 11 towns. This means that out of all the towns affected by war action, 11 of them were severely damaged.Rate this question:
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When did Abraham Lincoln begin is 'Ten percent plan'?
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1877
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1863
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1871
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1867
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A. 1863Explanation
Abraham Lincoln began his 'Ten percent plan' in 1863. This plan was a proposal for the reconstruction of the Confederate states after the American Civil War. It aimed to reintegrate the southern states back into the Union by offering amnesty to those who pledged loyalty to the United States and accepted the abolition of slavery. The plan required at least 10% of the voting population in each state to take an oath of loyalty before they could form a new state government. This plan was seen as a lenient approach towards the Confederate states and was an important step towards the eventual reunification of the United States.Rate this question:
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