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A) They were formed only after the Civil War by freed blacks.
B) Their services were more rowdy and vocal than slave religious ceremonies had been.
C) Their membership included the more prosperous, and lighter skinned, blacks in society.
D) They died out after the Civil War.
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A) by using violence, including killing teachers
B) by building schools with blacks in cooperation
C) by donating private funds to help the schools
D) by establishing integrated schools
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A) to free the slaves in the South
B) to help blacks find jobs in the North
C) to help assist the newly freed slaves in their transition to freedom
D) to press for civil and political rights for blacks
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A) He did not think that it granted enough political rights to blacks.
B) He felt it would increase the federal bureaucracy too much.
C) He wanted Congress to expand the bureau.
D) He though it did not provide enough free land for blacks.
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A) They were both revoked and the land was returned to whites.
B) They both served as models of black freedom for the rest of the country.
C) They were generally ignored, as northern whites were just as racist as Southerners.
D) They continued as they had during the war, but had little effect because they were of such small scale.
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A) Blacks were disappointed in losing their white masters, leading to a disintegration of the black family.
B) Blacks were delighted that slavery was over, enabling families to move back to Africa
C) Blacks were indifferent about freedom, and many moved to Mexico
D) Blacks were overjoyed about freedom, and many began to search for lost family members.
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A) It made all people born in the United States citizens.
B) It pardoned many of the people Johnson had pardoned.
C) It made the black codes constitutional.
D) It explicitly gave black men the right to vote.
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A) They enthusiastically supported the amendment because it offered gains for women.
B) Because women could not vote, they had no opinion on the Fourteenth Amendment.
C) They felt betrayed and angry because the Fourteenth Amendment included only men.
D) They felt that working for black men should be their first priority, and they gladly accepted the terms of the amendment.
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A) They kept blacks from purchasing property and testifying in court.
B) They denied blacks the right to serve on juries.
C) They restricted black occupations and labor with employment contracts, corporal punishment, and high occupation fees.
D) They gave blacks the right to vote.
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A) Ex-slaves began to work the land around Port Royal, and some were able to purchase property.
B) It was a southern experiment to re-institute slavery but the experiment failed when Lincoln discovered it.
C) It was an attempt to force slaves into industrial labor in the North.
D) Blacks there were immediately forced on ships to go to Africa.
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A) They thought that it was too mild a punishment for Confederate officers who had fought against the Union during the Civil War.
B) They viewed the property rights of white southerners as more important than granting land to blacks.
C) They felt that taking away land already owned by blacks was unfair.
D) They did not want land taken away from their state park system.
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A) They thought that signing the contracts was in the best interests of blacks.
B) They were pressing for economic stability in areas that needed labor to produce crops.
C) They hoped to break the spirit of the South by showing how blacks could become economically independent.
D) The Freedmen's Bureau had absolutely no role in helping blacks with labor contracts.
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