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Reconstruction Reality Check

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Test your knowledge on Civil War outcomes and Reconstruction.

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Reconstruction Reality Check
 

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Test your knowledge on Civil War outcomes and Reconstruction.

by Esmeralda
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The Supreme Court immediately enforced all the amendments everywhere.

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The 13th Amendment granted full citizenship to African Americans.

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The Civil War ended in 1863.

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The 14th Amendment guaranteed the right to vote for women.

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The 15th Amendment prohibits denying voting rights based on race.

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The Civil War ended in April 1865.

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The 13th Amendment abolished slavery.

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The 14th Amendment guaranteed citizenship to all born in the U.S. and equal protection under the law.

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Ulysses S. Grant won the Election of 1868.

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Andrew Johnson believed the United States government should be an all-white nation.

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