100 points and will brainlist thing The Freedmen's Bureau succeeded in
A redistributing formerly white-
owned land to black southerners
B keeping ex-Confederate
supporters out of office
C providing clothing, medical care,
food, and education to many freed
people
D electing African Americans to
Southern state governments

Southern state governments restricted the rights of former slaves by
A passing black codes
B holding constitutional
conventions
C refusing to pay their war debts
D refusing to pass the Thirteenth
Amendment

After Rutherford B. Hayes became
President in 1877, he:
A ended corruption in government
B removed federal troops from the
South
C promised to regulate the railroads
D pledged to promote women's
rights

What was the verdict in President
Johnson's impeachment trial?
A He was found guilty
B He was removed from office
C He escaped conviction by one
vote
D He was forced to confess his
guilt

In 1870, thanks to the 15th
Amendment,
A southern black men
voted for the first time
B took charge of the Senate
C received free government land
D produced their own
Reconstruction Plan

The 14th Amendment was part of a series of laws that
A changed the way a President
could hire government officials
B ensured the civil rights of African
Americans
C restored the balance of power
between the President and
Congress
D shifted the balance of power in
favor of the Supreme Court

In his presidential Reconstruction plan, Andrew Johnson
A matched Lincoln's plan exactly
B was more generous than Lincoln
C allowed some slavery to continue
D put the South under strict military
control

The Reconstruction Act of 1867
A closed the South to Democrats
B closed the South to scalawags
C put the South under military rule
D gave voting rights to all Southern

In the period from 1865 to 1900, the United States Government aided the development of the West by
A maintaining free and unlimited coinage of silver
B offering low-interest loans to businesses
C granting land to railroad companies D providing price supports for farm products

After the Civil War, one-way business leaders tried to eliminate competition was by
A forming monopolies or trusts
B developing overseas markets
C increasing the prices of their products
D paying high wages to their workers