name: date: period:
reconstruction and the new south
assessment
1) which of the following cases established legal
segregation and the understanding of \separate,
but equal\?
a) brown v. board of education
b) plessy v. ferguson
c) dred scott case
d) engel v. vitale
2) a ______ was given to black
americans to test their reading skills before
registering to vote.
a) poll tax
b) literacy test
c) property tax
d) sales tax
3) which of the following is an example of
antisemitism?
a) black codes
b) leo franks murder
c) the freedmens bureau
d) jim crow laws
4) what was required prior to voting, if you were
poor, black, or both?
a) property tax
b) literacy test
c) poll tax
d) all of the above
5) which of the following is not a member of the
bourbon triumvirate?
a) joseph brown
b) hoke smith
c) alfred colquitt
d) john gordon
6) henry grady wrote for and partially owned what
newspaper?
a) atlanta gazette
b) augusta journal
c) atlanta constitution
d) macon article
7) black codes were laws limiting which racial
group during reconstruction?
a) dominican americans
b) chinese americans
c) white americans
d) black americans
8) in 1906, there was a race riot in what major city?
a) augusta
b) macon
c) savannah
d) atlanta
9) who was the leader of the farmers alliance?
a) hoke smith
b) tom watson
c) dr. william h felton
d) joseph brown
10) which amendment abolished slavery, except for
the punishment of a crime?
a) 14th
b) 12th
c) 13th
d) 15th
11) rebecca latimer fulton and dr. william h.
felton were the leaders of what political party?
a) independent democrats
b) populist party
c) progressive democrats
d) peoples party
12) what jewish man was wrongfully convicted of
murder and was lynched by a white mob?
a) otto frank
b) charles lebowitz
c) leo frank
d) donovan gregory
13) ______ was the first to serve as
chaplain in the us army.
a) w.e.b. dubois
b) henry mcneal turner
c) booker t washington
d) alonzo herndon
14) ______ established the national
association for the advancement of colored
people (naacp).
a) henry mcneal turner
b) w.e.b. dubois
c) alonzo herndon
d) booker t washington
15) what agency helped recently freedmen find
work, education, and housing post - civil war?
a) atlanta life insurance company
b) liberty mutual
c) the kkk
d) freedmens bureau

Question

name: date: period:
reconstruction and the new south
assessment
1) which of the following cases established legal
segregation and the understanding of \separate,
but equal\?
 a) brown v. board of education
 b) plessy v. ferguson
 c) dred scott case
 d) engel v. vitale
2) a ______ was given to black
americans to test their reading skills before
registering to vote.
 a) poll tax
 b) literacy test
 c) property tax
 d) sales tax
3) which of the following is an example of
antisemitism?
 a) black codes
 b) leo franks murder
 c) the freedmens bureau
 d) jim crow laws
4) what was required prior to voting, if you were
poor, black, or both?
 a) property tax
 b) literacy test
 c) poll tax
 d) all of the above
5) which of the following is not a member of the
bourbon triumvirate?
 a) joseph brown
 b) hoke smith
 c) alfred colquitt
 d) john gordon
6) henry grady wrote for and partially owned what
newspaper?
 a) atlanta gazette
 b) augusta journal
 c) atlanta constitution
 d) macon article
7) black codes were laws limiting which racial
group during reconstruction?
 a) dominican americans
 b) chinese americans
 c) white americans
 d) black americans
8) in 1906, there was a race riot in what major city?
 a) augusta
 b) macon
 c) savannah
 d) atlanta
9) who was the leader of the farmers alliance?
 a) hoke smith
 b) tom watson
 c) dr. william h felton
 d) joseph brown
10) which amendment abolished slavery, except for
the punishment of a crime?
 a) 14th
 b) 12th
 c) 13th
 d) 15th
11) rebecca latimer fulton and dr. william h.
felton were the leaders of what political party?
 a) independent democrats
 b) populist party
 c) progressive democrats
 d) peoples party
12) what jewish man was wrongfully convicted of
murder and was lynched by a white mob?
 a) otto frank
 b) charles lebowitz
 c) leo frank
 d) donovan gregory
13) ______ was the first to serve as
chaplain in the us army.
 a) w.e.b. dubois
 b) henry mcneal turner
 c) booker t washington
 d) alonzo herndon
14) ______ established the national
association for the advancement of colored
people (naacp).
 a) henry mcneal turner
 b) w.e.b. dubois
 c) alonzo herndon
 d) booker t washington
15) what agency helped recently freedmen find
work, education, and housing post - civil war?
 a) atlanta life insurance company
 b) liberty mutual
 c) the kkk
 d) freedmens bureau

Accepted Answer

### Question 1
# Brief Explanations:
To determine the case that established legal segregation and "Separate, but equal", we recall historical cases. Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) established the "separate but equal" doctrine for racial segregation in public facilities. Brown v. Board of Education overturned segregation in schools, Dred Scott Case dealt with slavery and citizenship, and Engel v. Vitale was about school prayer.
# Answer:
b) Plessy v. Ferguson

### Question 2
# Brief Explanations:
Black Americans were given literacy tests to test reading skills before registering to vote, especially in the Jim Crow era. Poll tax was a fee, property tax is general, so literacy test is the correct option.
# Answer:
b) Literacy test

### Question 3
# Brief Explanations:
Antisemitism is prejudice against Jewish people. Leo Frank's murder was a case of antisemitism (he was a Jewish factory manager wrongly accused and lynched). Black codes, Freedmen’s Bureau, and Jim Crow laws relate to Black Americans, not antisemitism.
# Answer:
b) Leo Frank’s murder

### Question 4
# Brief Explanations:
To vote, poor, Black, or both faced property tax (needing property to vote), literacy test (testing reading), and poll tax (paying a fee). So all of the above were used to disenfranchise them.
# Answer:
d) All of the above

### Question 5
# Brief Explanations:
The Bourbon Triumvirate of Georgia included Joseph Brown, Alfred Colquitt, and John Gordon. Hoke Smith was not part of this trio.
# Answer:
b) Hoke Smith

### Question 6
# Brief Explanations:
Henry Grady wrote for and partially owned the Atlanta Constitution, which he used to promote the "New South" idea. The other options are not associated with him.
# Answer:
d) Atlanta Constitution

### Question 7
# Brief Explanations:
Black codes were laws limiting Black Americans’ rights during Reconstruction. They were used to restrict Black Americans (not Dominican, Chinese, or White Americans).
# Answer:
d) Black Americans

### Question 8
# Brief Explanations:
In 1906, the Atlanta Race Riot occurred in Atlanta. Augusta, Macon, and Savannah did not have this 1906 race riot.
# Answer:
d) Atlanta

### Question 9
# Brief Explanations:
Tom Watson was a leader of the Farmer’s Alliance (and later the Populist Party). Hosea Williams, Dr. William H. Felton, and Joseph Brown are not associated with the Farmer’s Alliance as its leader.
# Answer:
b) Tom Watson

### Question 10
# Brief Explanations:
The 13th Amendment abolished slavery except as punishment for a crime. The 14th deals with citizenship, 12th with presidential election, 15th with voting rights for Black men.
# Answer:
a) $13^{	ext{th}}$

### Question 11
# Brief Explanations:
Rebecca Latimer Felton and Dr. William H. Felton were leaders of the People’s Party (Populist Party), which aimed at agrarian reform. Independent Democrats, Progressive Democrats, and Populist Party (option c is named People’s Party here) – the People’s Party is the correct association.
# Answer:
c) People’s Party

### Question 12
# Brief Explanations:
Leo Frank was a Jewish man wrongly convicted of murder and lynched by a white mob. Otto Frank was Anne Frank’s father, Charles Leibovitz and Donovan Gregory are not associated with this case.
# Answer:
b) Leo Frank

### Question 13
# Brief Explanations:
Alonzo Herndon was the first Black person to serve as a chaplain in the US Army. W.E.B. DuBois, Henry McNeal Turner, and Booker T. Washington had other roles, not this specific chaplaincy.
# Answer:
d) Alonzo Herndon

### Question 14
# Brief Explanations:
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) was established by W.E.B. DuBois (along with others). Henry McNeal Turner, Alonzo Herndon, and Booker T. Washington were not the founders of NAACP.
# Answer:
b) W.E.B. DuBois

### Question 15
# Brief Explanations:
The Freedmen’s Bureau was established to help formerly enslaved people (freedmen) find work, education, and housing after the Civil War. Atlanta Life Insurance, Liberty Mutual, and the KKK (a hate group) did not have this role.
# Answer:
d) Freedmen’s Bureau

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