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series of state constitutional ammendments in 1890
disenfranchised blacks
adopted by 9 other states
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| growing economically, but staying true to the "old south" |
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voting restrication
if your grandfather has voted, you can vote |
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| voting rectriction requiring a fee that poor white people and blacks couldnt pay |
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seperate but equal
held until brown vs board of education |
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african americans who left the south to escape poverty and racism. moved to the west
"the promise land" |
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| $300 million in gold and silver |
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ranchers figthing over land
joseph gilden invented barbed wire |
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| 165 women, children, and elderly inocent surrendered indians killed. |
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| indians were dancing and getting inspired. |
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200 indians surrended but were killed by misunderstanding
south dakota |
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| desire to stay out of conflicts elsewhere in the world |
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| use of diplomatic and military force to extend a nations power and enhance its economic interests |
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