Welcome learner, here comes an advanced level AP US History practice test for you. It will help you prepare for your next AP US History exam. Well, this quiz is going to be quite long, so take your notebook out and note down what answers you get wrong. Have fun!
Period immediately following the Civil War
The attempt to rebuild Atlanta
The treatment of African Americans after the Emancipation Proclamation
The Gettysburg struggle
The attempt to change Confederate ideas about slavery
President Lincoln
Congress
Northern states
The Supreme Court
Republican senators
Robert Smalls
Andrew Johnson
Ulysses S. Grant
William H. Seward
Andrew Jackson
Wade Davis Bill
Fourteenth Amendment
Fifteenth Amendment
Loyalty Act
Tenure of Office Act
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
Sixteenth
Seventeenth
Southerners were willing to allow African Americans legal equality
Southerners wanted African Americans to return to positions of servility
Southerners were interested in improving the education of the freedmen
The freedmen would be allowed to vote and participate in the political process
The idea of 'seperate but equal' was already established
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
Sixteenth
Seventeenth
Thirteenth
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
Sixteenth
Seventeenth
Civil RIghts Act of 1866
Tenure of Office Act
Wade Davis Bill
Fourteenth Amendment
Loyalty Act
Would be a quick and easy process
Would be long and difficult
Was resisted by white society
Depended on a new economic system
Was complete by 1870
Civil RIghts Act of 1866
Tenure of Office Act
Wade Davis Bill
Fourteenth Amendment
Loyalty Act
Freedman's Bureau
Department of Education
African American Rights Association
Liberty Association
Southern Reconstruction Agency
Scalawags
Copperheads
Klansmen
Carpetbaggers
Redeemers
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Scalawags
Copperheads
Klansmen
Carpetbaggers
Redeemers
Railroad
Cotton gin
Cotton reaper
Steel plow
Mechanical seed planter
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The place it held in the southern economy
The South's lack of moral sensitivity
The willingness of slaves to submit to the system
The North's lack of interest in the problem
The constant supply of slaves from Africa
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The place it held in the southern economy
The South's lack of moral sensitivity
The willingness of slaves to submit to the system
The North's lack of interest in the problem
The constant supply of slaves from Africa
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Birth order and family heritage
Ties to prominent, English families
The ownership of slaves
The region of the South where one lived
The amount of land one owned
On farms
In mines and small factories
In small southern towns
On plantations
In large southern cities
On farms
In mines and small factories
In small southern towns
On plantations
In large southern cities
Birth order and family heritage
Ties to prominent, English families
The ownership of slaves
The region of the South where one lived
The amount of land one owned