Name
Age
Country

Response

 Name: Tony
Age: 13
Country: US
 

Q2: What does the speaker hope to accomplish with this quote?
A2: He hopes to show the South that the North is not mad at them, and is willing to hold out a helping hand.

Q3: What is going on in this picture?
A3: A black man is voting.

Q4: How would elections be affected now that blacks have voting rights?
A4: Now the blacks could help elect the people who gave benefits to them
(the blacks).

Q5: What is the white person attempting to do to the African American?
A5: He is trying to conquer him, or keep him out of the nation's affairs.

Q6: What changes during Reconstruction did the KKK attempt to fight?
A6: They attempted to stop the kind of benefits the Freedmans bureau provided.
 

Name: MATT
 Age: 13
Country: U.S.A
 

Q2: What does the speaker hope to accomplish with this quote?
A2: THE NORTH SHOULD HELP THE SOUTH NOT HATE THEM

Q3: What is going on in this picture?
A3: THEY ARE VOTING

Q4: How would elections be affected now that blacks have voting rights?
A4: DIFFERENT PEOPLE WOULD BE ELECTED

Q5: What is the white person attempting to do to the African American?
A5: TAKE HIM DOWN

Q6: What changes during Reconstruction did the KKK attempt to fight?
A6: BLACKS RIGHTS
 

Name: Julia
 Age: 13
Country: Canada
 

Q2: What does the speaker hope to accomplish with   this quote?
A2: That the Northern States are equal to the Southern States and that the North doesn't hold anything against them. They want to help the South in what ever way they can.

Q3: What is going on in this picture?
A3: The black man is submitting his vote but he must do so in a separate box. The white men have a separate box from the black men so that the black men's votes would not affect their decision.

Q4: How would elections be affected now that  blacks have voting rights?
A4: Not very much as they have a seperate box for their votes. They may  not have even counted the black mans vote.

Q5: What is the white person attempting to do to   the African American?
A5: He is hurting him. The picture means that white men are allowed to do that, because white men are better to black men. Which is not the case because we are all equals we eat sleep and die the same way.

Q6: What changes during Reconstruction did the  KKK attempt to fight?
A6: The black mans rights. They tried to make them less of a person because they were coloured they didn't choose to be that colour. They tried to break down the fact that every man has an equal chance at life.
 

Name: Bob
 Age: 13
Country: Italy
 

Q2: What does the speaker hope to accomplish with this quote?
 A2: equality for all

Q3: What is going on in this picture?
 A3: People are in line to place their votes, and a black man is first in line

Q4: How would elections be affected now that blacks have voting rights?
 A4: Elections would be more diverse

Q5: What is the white person attempting to do to the African American?
 A5: The white person is showing that white supremacy should be maintained

Q6: What changes during Reconstruction did the KKK attempt to fight?
 A6: Constitutional rights for blacks

Name: Ross
 Age: 21
Country: USA
 

Q2: What does the speaker hope to accomplish with this quote?
A2: End the Civil War Q3:What is going on in this picture?

Q3:What is going on in this picture?
A3: It is showing the ineffectiveness and unimportance of the Black man's vote. He is putting his vote in a different ballot box, and is inferior to the white man's vote.

 Q4: How would elections be affected now that blacks have voting rights?
 A4: Elections really aren't effected, one because black men, although they had the vote didn't or couldn't because of other influences. And two because the ballot box were controlled and who knows what could have been happening to their votes.

Q5: What is the white person attempting to do to the African American?
A5: He is showing his superiority and keeping the black man down. It seems like he is taking his freedom away, but hold his flag.

Q6: What changes during Reconstruction did the KKK attempt to fight?
A6: The KKK fought almost every change during reconstruction.