Why did some texans choose to support the union in the civil war?
a. They thought Texas should be an independent nation
b. They were immigrants who did not understand the declaration of causes
c. They were afraid of being drafted into the military
d. They did not believe they would benefit from protecting slavery.
How did Texas obtain the weapons Confederate troops needed?
a. They took them from the Union forces
b. They transported them from the West by growing railroad
c. They used their border with Mexico as a trade route
d. They used their location near the Mississippi River to gain access to Southern markets
Which words would most Texans have associated with the Civil War at the time it began?
a. Hasty and Immortal
b. Honor and Glory
c. Quick and Simple
d. Tiresome and Boring
Why were many federal troops placed in Western Texas after the Civil War?
a. To increase population
b. To influence the largest area of Texas with citizens of Southern ancestry
c. To police the area from confederate raiders
d. To provide protection from American Indian attacks
Why did Galveston suffer more direct effects of the Civil War than other Texas cities?
a. Galveston was located near the cotton-growing region of Texas
b. The Union blockade brought it into direct contact with enemy troops
c. Union soldiers wished to end trade between Texas and Mexico
d. The people of the city had opposed the actions of German Unionists
What was an immediate economic effect of the Civil War on Texas?
a. Texas had to raise the pay of its women workers
b. Texas had to raise money to pay soldiers in the Union Army
c. Texans had to pass new tariffs to replace those that had been repealed
d. Texans had to create a new way of organizing their labor force
A student is researching both Lincoln's and Johnson's plans for Reconstruction using a search engine. Which website should she visit to find information?
a. Congress Leads the Way
b. Rise of Redeemer Governments in the 1870s
c. Political Reforms in the South, 1865-1866
d. Winning the War at Palmito Ranch
Which of the following were effects of the Congressional Reconstruction in Texas but not of Presidential Reconstruction? Select all that apply.
a. Passage of "black codes"
b. Emergence of racial violence
c. Election of African American officeholders
d. Ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment
How did the Constitution of 1876 seek to end the changes of the Reconstruction era?
a. It replaced the constitution of 1845
b. It ratified the Emancipation Proclamation
c. It supported the Declaration of Causes
d. It limited the power of the Texas governor
What event directly led to the end of the Reconstruction in Texas?
a. A new U.S. president removed all federal presence in 1877
b. Democratic governments passed "black codes"
c. Texas rejoined the Union and wrote a new constitution
d. General Lee surrendered at Appomattox Court House
Reconstruction in Texas had which of the following negative effects on African Americans?
a. "black codes"
b. Education opportunities
c. Freedman's Bureau
d. Voting rights
Which plan for reconstruction tried to allow the former Confederacy to rejoin the Union the most quickly?
a. Presidential plan
b. Congress' plan
c. Hamilton's plan
d. Houston's plan
Restate the plan you identified in the preceding question. Then, write a few sentences describing how the changes it caused in Texas were similar to and different from at least one other Reconstruction plan.
Which political party came to power in the United States as a Reconstruction came to an end?
a. Republican Party
b. Unionist Party
c. Secessionist Party
d. Democratic Party
What was the most significant result of the election of the party you identified in the previous question? Give details to justify your answer.
What would Texas most likely have done during the Civil War if it had been located farther East?
a. Sided with the Union
b. Avoided the Union blockade
c. Kept Sam Houston in office as governor
d. Experienced greater destruction from the war
How did the Civil War affect Texas economically, and how did these effects impact the people of Texas?
How did life change for most African Americans in Texas right after the Civil War ended?
a. Most remained slaves, but were given more rights
b. Most remained slaves and did not see any change in their rights
c. Slaves were set free, but then many laws were passed to take away rights they received
d. Slaves were set free and many laws were immediately passed to protect the rights of African Americans
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To answer the questions, let's break down each question and explain how to arrive at the answer:
1. Why did some Texans choose to support the Union in the Civil War?
The answer is d. They did not believe they would benefit from protecting slavery. This can be determined by understanding the attitudes towards slavery in Texas at the time of the Civil War.
2. How did Texas obtain the weapons Confederate troops needed?
The answer is b. They transported them from the West by growing railroad. This can be understood by considering the transportation routes available in Texas during the Civil War.
3. Which words would most Texans have associated with the Civil War at the time it began?
The answer is b. Honor and Glory. This can be determined by considering the common sentiments and emotions associated with war during that time period.
4. Why were many federal troops placed in Western Texas after the Civil War?
The answer is c. To police the area from Confederate raiders. This can be understood by considering the need for security and stability in the aftermath of the Civil War.
5. Why did Galveston suffer more direct effects of the Civil War than other Texas cities?
The answer is b. The Union blockade brought it into direct contact with enemy troops. This can be understood by considering the geographical location of Galveston and its proximity to the Union blockade during the Civil War.
6. What was an immediate economic effect of the Civil War on Texas?
The answer is d. Texans had to create a new way of organizing their labor force. This can be understood by considering the disruption of the labor system caused by the Civil War.
7. A student is researching both Lincoln's and Johnson's plans for Reconstruction. Which website should she visit to find information?
The answer is a. Congress Leads the Way. This can be determined by considering the topics related to Reconstruction mentioned in the website options.
8. Which of the following were effects of the Congressional Reconstruction in Texas but not of Presidential Reconstruction?
The answers are c. Election of African American officeholders and d. Ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment. This can be understood by comparing the specific actions and policies implemented during Congressional and Presidential Reconstruction.
9. How did the Constitution of 1876 seek to end the changes of the Reconstruction era?
The answer is d. It limited the power of the Texas governor. This can be understood by considering the provisions and reforms included in the Constitution of 1876.
10. What event directly led to the end of Reconstruction in Texas?
The answer is a. A new U.S. president removed all federal presence in 1877. This can be understood by considering the timeline and developments in the Reconstruction era.
11. Reconstruction in Texas had which of the following negative effects on African Americans?
The answer is a. "black codes". This can be understood by considering the discriminatory laws and policies implemented during the Reconstruction era.
12. Which plan for reconstruction tried to allow the former Confederacy to rejoin the Union the most quickly?
The answer is a. Presidential plan. This can be understood by comparing the objectives and timeline of the different Reconstruction plans.
13. Restate the plan you identified in the preceding question. Then, write a few sentences describing how the changes it caused in Texas were similar to and different from at least one other Reconstruction plan.
To answer this question, you need to identify the specific details of the Presidential plan for Reconstruction and compare them to the details of another Reconstruction plan.
14. Which political party came to power in the United States as Reconstruction came to an end?
The answer is d. Democratic Party. This can be understood by considering the political shifts and changes that occurred during the end of Reconstruction.
15. What was the most significant result of the election of the party identified in the previous question?
To answer this question, you need to understand the political developments and policies associated with the party that came into power at the end of Reconstruction.
16. What would Texas most likely have done during the Civil War if it had been located farther East?
To answer this question, you need to consider the political and economic factors that influenced Texas's stance during the Civil War.
17. How did the Civil War affect Texas economically, and how did these effects impact the people of Texas?
To answer this question, you need to analyze the economic impact of the Civil War on Texas and its implications for the people living in the state.
18. How did life change for most African Americans in Texas right after the Civil War ended?
The answer is c. Slaves were set free, but then many laws were passed to take away rights they received. This can be understood by considering the Reconstruction era and the subsequent implementation of discriminatory laws.
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