Reconstruction Review Jeopardy Template

Amendments and other documents	Reconstruction groups	Labor during Reconstruction	Reconstruction Plans	Removal of African America Legislators
200 13th Amendment This amendment abolished slavery	200 The Freedman's Bureau and the Ku Klux Klan These two groups were formed during the era of reconstruction.	200 Sharecropping and Tenant Farming These two systems were created to provide poor whites and blacks with jobs	200 Congress' Plan This reconstruction plan split the south into 5 military districts and placed the south under military control	200 The removal of the military from the south What signaled the end of reconstruction
400 Emancipation Proclamation Similar to the 13th Amendment, this document INTENDED to abolish slavery	400 The Freedman's Bureau This group offered food, clothing, shelter, etc. to newly freed African Americans.	400 Tenant farmers These workers usually had some of their own farming equipment, so they only had to pay the land owner for the land that they farmed on.	400 Lincoln's Plan This plan, known as the 10% plan, required that one-tenth of the population (that voted in the election of 1860) must sign an oath of loyalty to the U.S before being readmitted to the Union.	400 They were considered non-citizens, unethical practices, illiteracy, attacks on their personal character, non-resident of the county they were elected in, fabricated charges. List 2 of the reasons for the removal of African American legislators for GA's General Assembly
600 14th Amendment This amendment granted citizenship to African American men.	600 The Ku Klux Klan This group was made up of former confederate soldiers	600 Sharecroppers These workers paid the land owner to work on their land and received food, shelter, and clothing as well. These people also paid the land owner to use their farming equipment.	600 Johnson's Plan This plan was considered a slap on the wrist and offered pardons to all white southerners who fought in the war.	600 Georgia would not be admitted to the Union. Georgia was placed under military reconstruction. How did the removal of black legislators impact Georgia's reentry to the Union
800 15th Amendment This amendment granted the right to vote to African American men.	800 1. They both targeted the same group of people 2. They both started out with good intentions 3. They both had social and political goals for former slaves. The KKK and the Freedman's Bureau are similar in what ways?	800 By providing a share of the crop Other than the food, land, shelter, and clothing; how did land owners "pay" sharecroppers	800 He was assassinated Why did the U.S not follow through with Lincoln's plan for reconstruction	800 They were beat, murdered, charged with crimes, etc. Increase of violence against them. How were the black legislators lives impacted after their removal
1000 15th Amendment This amendment was ratified before Georgia was readmitted into the Union	1000 One group hurt the people they targeted while another group helped the group they targeted. In what ways did the the KKK and Freedman's Bureau differ	1000 Lumber, Cotton, Rice, Wheat, Corn, Retail Stores, Textile Mills, and other manufacturing companies Name at least 2 of the goods and/or services produced in Georgia during Reconstruction.	1000 Radical Republicans This group of people in Congress favored harsh punishments on the south	1000 The 14th Amendment The legislators were removed because they were considered noncitizens, because they were black. This directly violates which amendment?

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