Term
The tea party destroyed how many pounds of tea?
a-90,000
b-80,000
c-70,000
d-60,000 |
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The Mongols made which country the world's largest empire?
a-Spain
b-France
c-Germany
d-China |
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Who controlled most of the trade routes to Asia?
a-Italians
b-British
c-Portugese
d-French |
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Term
Who dominated the slave trade in the 1500s?
a-French
b-Dutch
c-British
d-Portugese |
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Definition
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Term
Who was the leader of the Sons of Liberty?
a-John Adams
b-Sam Adams
c-George Washington
d-Patrick Henry |
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Definition
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Term
The 1st colonial legislature was founded in
a-Massachusetts
b-Virginia
c-New Hampshire
d-Connecticut |
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Definition
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Term
Who led the rebellion against Jamestown and killed the Indians?
a-Shay
b-Bacon
c-Cornwallist
d-Adams |
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Definition
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Term
Jamestown was founded in what year?
a-1606
b-1607
c-1608
d-1609 |
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Definition
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Term
The first colonial legislature was the...
a-House of Virginia
b-House of Commons
c-House of Burgesses
d-Mayflower Compact |
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Term
"Shot heard around the world"
a-Lexington
b-Bunker Hill
c-Saratoga
d-Yorktown
e-Concord |
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Definition
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Term
"Don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes"
a-Lexington
b-Bunker Hill
c-Saratoga
d-Yorktown
e-Concord |
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Definition
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Term
BR lost 40% of their troops
a-Lexington
b-Bunker Hill
c-Saratoga
d-Yorktown
e-Concord |
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Definition
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Term
The AM blocked the Old North Bridge
a-Lexington
b-Bunker Hill
c-Saratoga
d-Yorktown
e-Concord |
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Definition
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Term
Turning point of the war
a-Lexington
b-Bunker Hill
c-Saratoga
d-Yorktown
e-Concord |
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Definition
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Term
French fleet blocked the BR
a-Lexington
b-Bunker Hill
c-Saratoga
d-Yorktown
e-Concord |
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Definition
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Term
AM lost this battle
a-Lexington
b-Bunker Hill
c-Saratoga
d-Yorktown
e-Concord |
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Definition
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Term
Cornwallis surrenders
a-Lexington
b-Bunker Hill
c-Saratoga
d-Yorktown
e-Concord |
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Definition
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Term
| List the 3 parts of the Treaty of Paris 1783 |
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Definition
AM pay BR all war debts
AM Indians
Boundary's on AM |
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Term
| List 3 of the Intolerable Acts that BR placed on the colonists after the Boston Tea Party. |
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Definition
Port Act
Mass. Govt. Act
unwanted officials |
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Term
| List the 13 Articles of Confederation |
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Definition
Must be called USA
states must be friendly; every state free
common defense
freedom among the states
2-7 delegates, 1 vote for state
no treaties between states
states legislature appoints officers
common treasury
establish congress powers
9/13 states must agree on new rules
invite Canada to join
legislature pays of war debt to Britain
must follow these 13 rules |
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Term
The leader of the Continental Army
a-Alexander Hamilton
b-Baron Von Steuben
c-Ben Franklin
d-Benedict Arnold
e-George Mason
f-George Washington
g-James Madison
h-John Adams
i-John Hancock
j-John Jay
k-Nathan Hale
l-Nathaniel Greene
m-Patrick Henry
n-Sam Adams
o-Thomas Paine |
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Term
A german who went to Franklin in FR and requested a letter to join Washington
a-Alexander Hamilton
b-Baron Von Steuben
c-Ben Franklin
d-Benedict Arnold
e-George Mason
f-George Washington
g-James Madison
h-John Adams
i-John Hancock
j-John Jay
k-Nathan Hale
l-Nathaniel Greene
m-Patrick Henry
n-Sam Adams
o-Thomas Paine |
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Term
2nd Pres, VP, helped with the DOI, negotiated the Treaty of Paris
a-Alexander Hamilton
b-Baron Von Steuben
c-Ben Franklin
d-Benedict Arnold
e-George Mason
f-George Washington
g-James Madison
h-John Adams
i-John Hancock
j-John Jay
k-Nathan Hale
l-Nathaniel Greene
m-Patrick Henry
n-Sam Adams
o-Thomas Paine |
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Definition
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Term
Sons of Liberty leader, signed the DOI, led Boston tea party
a-Alexander Hamilton
b-Baron Von Steuben
c-Ben Franklin
d-Benedict Arnold
e-George Mason
f-George Washington
g-James Madison
h-John Adams
i-John Hancock
j-John Jay
k-Nathan Hale
l-Nathaniel Greene
m-Patrick Henry
n-Sam Adams
o-Thomas Paine |
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Definition
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Term
Most famous traitor in US history
a-Alexander Hamilton
b-Baron Von Steuben
c-Ben Franklin
d-Benedict Arnold
e-George Mason
f-George Washington
g-James Madison
h-John Adams
i-John Hancock
j-John Jay
k-Nathan Hale
l-Nathaniel Greene
m-Patrick Henry
n-Sam Adams
o-Thomas Paine |
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Term
Spy for Washington "My only regret is that I have but one life to give for my country"
a-Alexander Hamilton
b-Baron Von Steuben
c-Ben Franklin
d-Benedict Arnold
e-George Mason
f-George Washington
g-James Madison
h-John Adams
i-John Hancock
j-John Jay
k-Nathan Hale
l-Nathaniel Greene
m-Patrick Henry
n-Sam Adams
o-Thomas Paine |
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Term
Used guerilla warfare against the BR
a-Alexander Hamilton
b-Baron Von Steuben
c-Ben Franklin
d-Benedict Arnold
e-George Mason
f-George Washington
g-James Madison
h-John Adams
i-John Hancock
j-John Jay
k-Nathan Hale
l-Nathaniel Greene
m-Patrick Henry
n-Sam Adams
o-Thomas Paine |
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Term
Sons of Liberty member, largest signature on the DOI
a-Alexander Hamilton
b-Baron Von Steuben
c-Ben Franklin
d-Benedict Arnold
e-George Mason
f-George Washington
g-James Madison
h-John Adams
i-John Hancock
j-John Jay
k-Nathan Hale
l-Nathaniel Greene
m-Patrick Henry
n-Sam Adams
o-Thomas Paine |
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Term
One of the authors of the Federalist Papers, set up AM economy/finances
a-Alexander Hamilton
b-Baron Von Steuben
c-Ben Franklin
d-Benedict Arnold
e-George Mason
f-George Washington
g-James Madison
h-John Adams
i-John Hancock
j-John Jay
k-Nathan Hale
l-Nathaniel Greene
m-Patrick Henry
n-Sam Adams
o-Thomas Paine |
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Term
"Give me Liberty of give me death"
a-Alexander Hamilton
b-Baron Von Steuben
c-Ben Franklin
d-Benedict Arnold
e-George Mason
f-George Washington
g-James Madison
h-John Adams
i-John Hancock
j-John Jay
k-Nathan Hale
l-Nathaniel Greene
m-Patrick Henry
n-Sam Adams
o-Thomas Paine |
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Term
1st Sec of state, one of the authors of the Fed Papers, 1st Supreme Court Justice
a-Alexander Hamilton
b-Baron Von Steuben
c-Ben Franklin
d-Benedict Arnold
e-George Mason
f-George Washington
g-James Madison
h-John Adams
i-John Hancock
j-John Jay
k-Nathan Hale
l-Nathaniel Greene
m-Patrick Henry
n-Sam Adams
o-Thomas Paine |
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Term
Came up with the political cartoons, author of Penn Gazette, Min to FR, inventor
a-Alexander Hamilton
b-Baron Von Steuben
c-Ben Franklin
d-Benedict Arnold
e-George Mason
f-George Washington
g-James Madison
h-John Adams
i-John Hancock
j-John Jay
k-Nathan Hale
l-Nathaniel Greene
m-Patrick Henry
n-Sam Adams
o-Thomas Paine |
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Term
"Father of the Constitution" also became the 4th Pres
a-Alexander Hamilton
b-Baron Von Steuben
c-Ben Franklin
d-Benedict Arnold
e-George Mason
f-George Washington
g-James Madison
h-John Adams
i-John Hancock
j-John Jay
k-Nathan Hale
l-Nathaniel Greene
m-Patrick Henry
n-Sam Adams
o-Thomas Paine |
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Wrote Common Sense
a-Alexander Hamilton
b-Baron Von Steuben
c-Ben Franklin
d-Benedict Arnold
e-George Mason
f-George Washington
g-James Madison
h-John Adams
i-John Hancock
j-John Jay
k-Nathan Hale
l-Nathaniel Greene
m-Patrick Henry
n-Sam Adams
o-Thomas Paine |
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Term
Helped set the basis of the Bill of Rights, helped lead a lot of boycotts vs BR
a-Alexander Hamilton
b-Baron Von Steuben
c-Ben Franklin
d-Benedict Arnold
e-George Mason
f-George Washington
g-James Madison
h-John Adams
i-John Hancock
j-John Jay
k-Nathan Hale
l-Nathaniel Greene
m-Patrick Henry
n-Sam Adams
o-Thomas Paine |
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Term
| Who founded the colony of Virginia? |
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Definition
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Term
| Where was the colony Virginia located? |
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Definition
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Term
| Who founded the colony Massachusetts? |
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Definition
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Term
| Where is Massachusetts located? |
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Definition
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Term
| Who founded the colony New Hampshire |
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Definition
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Term
| Where is New Hampshire located? |
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Definition
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Term
| Who founded the colony of New York? |
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Definition
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Term
| Where is New York located? |
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Definition
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Term
| Who founded the colony of Pennsylvania? |
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Definition
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Term
| Where is Pennsylvania located? |
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Definition
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Term
| Who founded the colony of Georgia? |
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Definition
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Term
| Where is Georgia located? |
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Definition
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Term
| Who founded the colony of Rhode Island? |
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Definition
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Term
| Where is Rhode Island located? |
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Definition
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Term
| Who founded the colony of Maryland? |
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Definition
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Term
| Where is South Carolina located? |
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Definition
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Term
| Who founded the colony of North Carolina? |
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Definition
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Term
| Where is North Carolina located? |
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Definition
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Term
| Who founded the colony of Delaware? |
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Definition
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Term
| Where is Delaware located? |
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Definition
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Term
| Who founded the colony of New Jersey? |
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Definition
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Term
| Where is New Jersey located? |
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Definition
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Term
| Who founded the colony of Connecticut? |
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Definition
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Term
| Where is Connecticut located? |
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Definition
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Term
| What was another word to describe the Magna Carta? |
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Definition
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Term
| The Magna Carta was written to limit the power of King ________ |
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Definition
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Term
| the English Bill of Rights drove King ______ to France |
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Definition
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Term
| The English Bill of Rights declared who was now King ___________ |
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Definition
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Term
| List 3 liberties in the English Bill of Rights that we have in our constitution today |
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Definition
Freedom of Speech
Taxing
Elections |
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Term
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Definition
| To have a set of rules for the country |
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Term
| If Congress wanted to ratify an amendment how many votes made up the majority? |
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Definition
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Term
| How many delegates could each state send to Congress? |
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Definition
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Term
| Was the Mayflower Compact written out of necessity? Explain. |
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Definition
| Yes. They needed to decide that they were going to do their own thing; no legal right to settle in NE |
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Term
| What year was the AOC ratified? |
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Definition
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Term
| List 3 women that played important roles in the AM Rev. |
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Definition
Abigail Adams
Deborah Sampson
Molly Pitcher |
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Term
| List 3 black soldiers that played a major role in the AM Rev. |
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Definition
Colonel Ty
Prince Paul
Agripa Hull |
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Term
| List 5 grievances written in the DOI against King George |
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Definition
quartering troops
unwanted gov't officials
taxation without representation
paying Indians to attack settlers
Soldiers would take over settlers homes |
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Term
What made up the US-Canada border?
a-48th Parallel
b-49th Parallel
c-50th parallel
d-59th parallel |
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Definition
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Term
Which president began the spoils system?
a-Jefferson
b-Jackson
c-Washington
d-Adams |
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Definition
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Term
Where did the majority of immigrants in the N working in factories come from?
a-Ireland
b-Scotland
c-Eastern Europe
d-Mexico |
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Definition
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Term
What year was the gold discovered in California?
a-1847
b-1848
c-1849
d-1850 |
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Definition
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Term
Which Indian tribe was the first to sign a treaty giving up their lands?
a-Chocataws
b-Chickasaws
c-Cherokee
d-Seminole |
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Definition
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Term
Which Indian tribe was paid for their land?
a-Choctaws
b-Chickasaws
c-Cherokee
d-Seminole |
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Definition
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Term
Where did the 2nd Great Awakening begin?
a-Massachusetts
b-New York
c-Virginia
d-Washington |
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Definition
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Term
Who was the mayor of Gonzales and buried the cannon?
a-Ponton
b-Travis
c-Fannin
d-Milam |
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Definition
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Term
Who led the Siege of Bexar?
a-Ponton
b-Travis
c-Fannin
d-Milam |
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Definition
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Term
How long did the battle at the Alamo last?
a-10 days
b-12 days
c-13 days
d-15 days |
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Definition
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Term
How many minutes did the battle of San Jacinto last?
a-17
b-18
c-19
d-20 |
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Definition
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Term
Who led the Runaway Scrape?
a-Travis
b-Bowie
c-Crocket
d-Houston |
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Definition
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Term
| List the 5 Civilized tribes |
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Definition
Cherokee
Chikashaws
Chocotaws
Seminoles
Creek |
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Term
| List the 3 restrictions on free blacks in the south |
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Definition
no voting
no public assemble
no jury against a white man |
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Term
| List the 3 things alcohol was blamed for |
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Definition
poverty
criminal behavior
gambling |
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Term
| List 4 expectations that MX had going into the MX War |
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Definition
to take back land
have slaves fight for them
bigger army
100 miles away |
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Term
| List the 4 provisions from the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo (ended MX-AM War) |
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Definition
Mexican Cession
Pay war debt
all prisoners of war released
TX border at Rio Grande |
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Term
| List the 10 Amendments which make up the Bill of Rights |
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Definition
Freedom of Religion, Assembly, Petition, Press, Speech
Right to bear arms
No quartering troops
search and seizure
no self incrimination
speedy trial
trial by jury
no cruel unusual punishment
right to the people
power given to the states |
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Term
2 term limit on president
a-Amendment 11
b-Amendment 12
c-Amendment 13
d-Amendment 14
e-Amendment 15
f-Amendment 16
g-Amendment 17
h-Amendment 18
i-Amendment 19
j-Amendment 20
k-Amendment 21
l-Amendment 22
m-Amendment 23
n-Amendment 24
o-Amendment 25
p-Amendment 26
q-Amendment 27 |
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Definition
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Term
Abolished Slavery
a-Amendment 11
b-Amendment 12
c-Amendment 13
d-Amendment 14
e-Amendment 15
f-Amendment 16
g-Amendment 17
h-Amendment 18
i-Amendment 19
j-Amendment 20
k-Amendment 21
l-Amendment 22
m-Amendment 23
n-Amendment 24
o-Amendment 25
p-Amendment 26
q-Amendment 27 |
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Term
Prohibition
a-Amendment 11
b-Amendment 12
c-Amendment 13
d-Amendment 14
e-Amendment 15
f-Amendment 16
g-Amendment 17
h-Amendment 18
i-Amendment 19
j-Amendment 20
k-Amendment 21
l-Amendment 22
m-Amendment 23
n-Amendment 24
o-Amendment 25
p-Amendment 26
q-Amendment 27 |
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Definition
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Term
Lame duck
a-Amendment 11
b-Amendment 12
c-Amendment 13
d-Amendment 14
e-Amendment 15
f-Amendment 16
g-Amendment 17
h-Amendment 18
i-Amendment 19
j-Amendment 20
k-Amendment 21
l-Amendment 22
m-Amendment 23
n-Amendment 24
o-Amendment 25
p-Amendment 26
q-Amendment 27 |
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Definition
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Term
Residents in Washington DC can vote for president
a-Amendment 11
b-Amendment 12
c-Amendment 13
d-Amendment 14
e-Amendment 15
f-Amendment 16
g-Amendment 17
h-Amendment 18
i-Amendment 19
j-Amendment 20
k-Amendment 21
l-Amendment 22
m-Amendment 23
n-Amendment 24
o-Amendment 25
p-Amendment 26
q-Amendment 27 |
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Definition
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Term
Repeal prohibtion
a-Amendment 11
b-Amendment 12
c-Amendment 13
d-Amendment 14
e-Amendment 15
f-Amendment 16
g-Amendment 17
h-Amendment 18
i-Amendment 19
j-Amendment 20
k-Amendment 21
l-Amendment 22
m-Amendment 23
n-Amendment 24
o-Amendment 25
p-Amendment 26
q-Amendment 27 |
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Definition
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Term
Women can vote
a-Amendment 11
b-Amendment 12
c-Amendment 13
d-Amendment 14
e-Amendment 15
f-Amendment 16
g-Amendment 17
h-Amendment 18
i-Amendment 19
j-Amendment 20
k-Amendment 21
l-Amendment 22
m-Amendment 23
n-Amendment 24
o-Amendment 25
p-Amendment 26
q-Amendment 27 |
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Definition
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Term
voting age moved form 21 to 18
a-Amendment 11
b-Amendment 12
c-Amendment 13
d-Amendment 14
e-Amendment 15
f-Amendment 16
g-Amendment 17
h-Amendment 18
i-Amendment 19
j-Amendment 20
k-Amendment 21
l-Amendment 22
m-Amendment 23
n-Amendment 24
o-Amendment 25
p-Amendment 26
q-Amendment 27 |
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Definition
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Term
Direct election of senators
a-Amendment 11
b-Amendment 12
c-Amendment 13
d-Amendment 14
e-Amendment 15
f-Amendment 16
g-Amendment 17
h-Amendment 18
i-Amendment 19
j-Amendment 20
k-Amendment 21
l-Amendment 22
m-Amendment 23
n-Amendment 24
o-Amendment 25
p-Amendment 26
q-Amendment 27 |
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Definition
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Term
Suits against the state
a-Amendment 11
b-Amendment 12
c-Amendment 13
d-Amendment 14
e-Amendment 15
f-Amendment 16
g-Amendment 17
h-Amendment 18
i-Amendment 19
j-Amendment 20
k-Amendment 21
l-Amendment 22
m-Amendment 23
n-Amendment 24
o-Amendment 25
p-Amendment 26
q-Amendment 27 |
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Definition
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Term
Legislative salaries
a-Amendment 11
b-Amendment 12
c-Amendment 13
d-Amendment 14
e-Amendment 15
f-Amendment 16
g-Amendment 17
h-Amendment 18
i-Amendment 19
j-Amendment 20
k-Amendment 21
l-Amendment 22
m-Amendment 23
n-Amendment 24
o-Amendment 25
p-Amendment 26
q-Amendment 27 |
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Definition
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Term
Presidential succession
a-Amendment 11
b-Amendment 12
c-Amendment 13
d-Amendment 14
e-Amendment 15
f-Amendment 16
g-Amendment 17
h-Amendment 18
i-Amendment 19
j-Amendment 20
k-Amendment 21
l-Amendment 22
m-Amendment 23
n-Amendment 24
o-Amendment 25
p-Amendment 26
q-Amendment 27 |
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Definition
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Term
President and VP have separate elections
a-Amendment 11
b-Amendment 12
c-Amendment 13
d-Amendment 14
e-Amendment 15
f-Amendment 16
g-Amendment 17
h-Amendment 18
i-Amendment 19
j-Amendment 20
k-Amendment 21
l-Amendment 22
m-Amendment 23
n-Amendment 24
o-Amendment 25
p-Amendment 26
q-Amendment 27 |
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Definition
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Term
All males can vote
a-Amendment 11
b-Amendment 12
c-Amendment 13
d-Amendment 14
e-Amendment 15
f-Amendment 16
g-Amendment 17
h-Amendment 18
i-Amendment 19
j-Amendment 20
k-Amendment 21
l-Amendment 22
m-Amendment 23
n-Amendment 24
o-Amendment 25
p-Amendment 26
q-Amendment 27 |
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Definition
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Term
No poll tax
a-Amendment 11
b-Amendment 12
c-Amendment 13
d-Amendment 14
e-Amendment 15
f-Amendment 16
g-Amendment 17
h-Amendment 18
i-Amendment 19
j-Amendment 20
k-Amendment 21
l-Amendment 22
m-Amendment 23
n-Amendment 24
o-Amendment 25
p-Amendment 26
q-Amendment 27 |
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Definition
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Term
Citizen rights (all are equal under the law)
a-Amendment 11
b-Amendment 12
c-Amendment 13
d-Amendment 14
e-Amendment 15
f-Amendment 16
g-Amendment 17
h-Amendment 18
i-Amendment 19
j-Amendment 20
k-Amendment 21
l-Amendment 22
m-Amendment 23
n-Amendment 24
o-Amendment 25
p-Amendment 26
q-Amendment 27 |
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Definition
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Term
Graduated Income tax
a-Amendment 11
b-Amendment 12
c-Amendment 13
d-Amendment 14
e-Amendment 15
f-Amendment 16
g-Amendment 17
h-Amendment 18
i-Amendment 19
j-Amendment 20
k-Amendment 21
l-Amendment 22
m-Amendment 23
n-Amendment 24
o-Amendment 25
p-Amendment 26
q-Amendment 27 |
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Definition
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Term
| How is Dorthea Dix important? |
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Definition
| She helped the mentally ill after 2nd Great Awakening |
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Term
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Definition
| MX war happened when a man crossed the border. It sent MX and US in an uproar. US eventually conquered all and sent MX soldiers back to MX. |
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Term
| Describe life in the mining camps |
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Definition
| The men who went to CA didn't strike it rich like they hoped. They would have done better staying home. They made about 10$ a day. |
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Term
True or False?
Slidell went to CA to talk to Santa Anna about buying land |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
The motto of the flag at Goliad was "Come and Take it" |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
25% of the Af-Am worked in the fields and farms |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
The Dred Scott decision was a huge turning point for abolitionists |
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Definition
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Term
| List 3 reasons AM supported the Manifest Destiny |
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Definition
spread population
new market
more farmland |
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Term
| List 2 things that Washington warned against in his Farewell Address |
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Definition
no entangling alliances
obey and respect constitutions |
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Term
| List 5 causes of the Civil War |
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Definition
MX-AM war
Uncle Toms Cabin
Dredd Scott
1860 eletion
Frederick Douglas |
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Term
Give a full pardon to southerners
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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Term
Assassinated Lincoln
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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Term
Lincoln's vice president
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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Term
closely resembled pre-Civil War slaved codes
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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Term
rebuilding the former Confederate states and rejoining the Union
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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Term
Made all slaves free
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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Term
Congress created this in 1865 to aid millions of southerners who were homeless, hungry, set up employment agencies and schools, and educated Af-Am
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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Term
These acts divided the former Confederacy into 5 districts with military rule
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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Term
He was a general for the Union and then became president thanks to Af-Am votes
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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|
Term
This allowed all citizens the right to vote
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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Term
Northern Republicans who could carry all their possessions in a carpet bag
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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Term
Southern Whites who supported reconstruction
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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Term
Angry white settlers formed this group to discourage Af-Am voting
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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Term
3 laws that empowered the federal gov't to combat terrorism with military force
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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Term
A severe economic depression where workers threatened to strike and farmers demand relief
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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Term
This bill prohibited businesses that served the public from discriminating Af-Am
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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Term
Whites who controlled the gov't
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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|
Term
In return for accepting Hayes as president, all troops would be removed from the south
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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|
Term
a system where a farmer worked land in return for a share of the crops
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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|
Term
to obtain needed supplies workers had to promise a % of crops to local merchants
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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|
Term
Fixed taxes imposed on every voter
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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Term
Tests that barred those who could not read from voting
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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|
Term
Separation of the races through laws
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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Term
Laws that dealt with the segregation issue
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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|
Term
Lawsuit that ruled "separate but equal" facilities did not violate the 4th amendment
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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|
Term
a leading Af-Am woman who was an entrepreneur and became a millionaire
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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|
Term
This man saw economical independence as a key to political and social equality
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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|
Term
She focused much of her attention on stopping the lynching of Af-Am
a-Amnesty
b-Andrew Johnson
c-Black odes
d-Booker T. Washington
e-Carpetbaggers
f- Civil Rights Act of 1866
g-Civil Rights of 1875
h-Compromise of 1877
i-Crop Lien System
j-Enforcement Acts
k-13th Amendment
l-14th Amendment
m-15th Amendment
n-Frederick Douglass
o-Frederick Douglass
p-Grant
q-Ida Wells
r-Jim Crowe Laws
s-John Wilkes Booth
t-KKK
u-Literacry Tests
v-Madame CJ Walker
w-Panic of 1873
x-Pless v Ferguson
y-Poll Taxes
z-Reconstruction
AA-Reconstruction Acts
bb-reedemers
cc-rutherford Hayes
dd-Scalawags
ee-Samuel Tilden
ff-Sharecropping
gg-segregation
hh-Thaddeus Stevens |
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Definition
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|
Term
Who was the Republican candidate in the 1876 election?
a-Hayes
b-Tilden
c-Grant
d-Seymour |
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Definition
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|
Term
Who was the Democratic candidate in the 1876 election?
a-Hayes
b-Tilden
c-Grant
d-Seymour |
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This made all slaves free
a-13th Amendment
b-14th Amendment
c-15th Amendment
d-16th Amendment |
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This gave citizenship rights to Af-Am born in America
a-13th Amendment
b-14th Amendment
c-15th Amendment
d-16th Amendment |
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This gave all Af-Am the right to vote
a-13th Amendment
b-14th Amendment
c-15th Amendment
d-16th Amendment |
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When was Lincoln assassinated?
a- April 1865
b- April 1866
c- April 1867
d- April 1868 |
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Who assassinated Lincoln?
a-Sherman
b-Grant
c-Booth
d-Wilkes |
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Where was Lincoln shot?
a-Peterson House
b-Ford's Theater
c-Chevy Theater |
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How many slaves were freed in the South?
a-3 million
b-4 million
c-5 million
d-6 million |
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The race riot which took place because of voting rights in which place
a-Memphis
b-New Orleans
c-South Carolina
d-Georgia |
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The race riot which took place because a carriage accident was in which place
a-Memphis
b-New Orleans
c-South Carolina
d-Georgia |
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What year did the KKK form?
a-1864
b-1866
c-1868
d-1870 |
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Which state did the KKK start in?
a-Alabama
b-Texas
c-Tennessee
d-Mississippi |
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Who supported anti-slavery and wanted to stop riots
a-Washington
b-Wells
c-Walker
d-Douglass |
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Who was an escaped slave who traveled giving anti-slavery speeches?
a-Washington
b-Wells
c-Walker
d-Douglass |
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Who thought that economic independence would lead to equality?
a-Washington
b-Wells
c-Walker
d-Douglass |
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Who was one of the first millionaires and married by the age 14?
a-Washington
b-Wells
c-Walker
d-Douglass |
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These acts divided the former Confederate states into 5 districts
a-Reconstruction Act
b-Civil Rights Act 1866
c-Civil Rights Act 1875
d-Enforcement Acts |
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Laws that empowered the federal gov't to combat terrorism with military force
a-Reconstruction Act
b-Civil Rights Act 1866
c-Civil Rights Act 1875
d-Enforcement Acts |
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This declared that everyone born in the US was a citizen with full rights
a-Reconstruction Act
b-Civil Rights Act 1866
c-Civil Rights Act 1875
d-Enforcement Acts |
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This prohibited businesses that served the public to discrimination against Af-Am
a-Reconstruction Act
b-Civil Rights Act 1866
c-Civil Rights Act 1875
d-Enforcement Acts |
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| List the 6 changes in reconstruction |
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Definition
panic of 1873
universal voting rights
civil rights 1875
redeemers
democrat power
election of 1876 |
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| List the 3 changes the Republican Gov't made |
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Definition
increase taxes
no property requirements for jury
all men could vote |
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| List 4 things/places that were segregated during the Jim Crow Laws |
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Definition
water fountains
schools
hospitals
barber shops |
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| List 6 things that the Freedman's Bureau did to aid the south |
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Definition
distributed food
distriubted clothing
employment agency
labor contracts
built schools
built hospitals |
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Definition
blacks could not carry a gun
could not travel without a permit
could not live in towns unless a domestic slave |
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| List 4 small businesses that Af-Am started |
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Definition
blacksmith
general store
barber shops
restaurants |
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| Describe Plessy v Ferguson and why it is important |
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Definition
Plessy sat in a railway car that was for white people only and refused to move.
"separate but equal" |
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| Describe South's economy after the Civil War |
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Definition
| It was destroyed. Unemployment went up because of all the war hero's coming home needing jobs. They let 4 million slaves were freed. |
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Term
| Describe Johnson's presidential impeachment |
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Definition
| the house passed to impeach Johnson but when Congress voted, they were one vote shy of his being impeached. Johnson had fired Stanton (part of his cabinet) without congress approval |
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Term
| Describe the sharecropping system |
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Definition
| People would trade crops; workers would get paid in crops |
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Term
| What tools did whites in the South use to discourage blacks to vote |
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Definition
literacy tests and poll tax
kkk
threats |
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Term
| Describe the factory industry in the south |
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Definition
| textile mills, did not want to rely on north |
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| What officially ended Reconstruction? |
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South or North?
Longstreet |
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South or North?
Beauregard |
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South or North?
Starvation Parties |
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South or North?
Washington |
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List the battles in sequential order: Write 1-9 depending on which happened first-last
Battle of Bull Run
Battle of Shiloh
Battle of Anitetam
Battle of Gettysburg
Ft Sumter
Battle of Chancellorsville
2nd Battle of Bull Run
Battle of 7 Pines
Sherman's March to Sea |
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Ft Sumter
Battle of Bull Run
Battle of Shiloh
Battle of 7 Pines
2nd Battle of Bull Run
Battle of Antietam
Battle of Chancellorsville
Battle of Gettysburg
Sherman's March to Sea |
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| List three of the South's advantages |
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Definition
Stronger leaders
better prepared for war life
had to fight a defensive war |
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| List three of the South's disadvantages |
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Definition
9,000% inflation by end of war
low on clothing and supplies
less men |
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| List three of the North's Advantages |
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Definition
80% inflation by end of war
more men (immigration)
more supplies |
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| List three of the North Disadvantages |
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Definition
had to fight an offensive war
little or no war experience
bad commanders |
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| List the three terms of surrender for the Confederates |
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Definition
prisoners of war had to be let free
take guns and be free
take horses and be free |
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Term
| List the 6 ways Lincoln went against the Constitution and Congress |
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Definition
blockaded south
increased size of federal army
2 million to 3 million private citizens for military purposes
Suspended writ of habeaus corpus
supervised voting in southern states
suspended newspapers on "obstructing war" |
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| List the Union's 3 Part Strategy |
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Definition
capture Richmond
cut south off at Mississippi
Anaconda Plan |
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Term
| List 3 ways slaves were rewarded |
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Definition
plots of land
more food
cattle/livestock |
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Term
| List 3 steps masters used to maintain their slaves |
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Definition
use of fear
made them feel inferior
made completely dependent on master |
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Term
| List 3 rules slaves had to obey on the plantations/South |
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Definition
could not work w/ free blacks
only allowed to marry other slaves
could not sell without a permit |
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| List 3 reasons WHY slaves were punished |
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Definition
not removing hat
being rude/disrespectful
not obeying orders |
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How much was the South's inflation after the war?
a-7,000%
b-8,000%
c-9,000%
d-80% |
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Who did the South rely on for foreign support?
a-BR
b-FR
c-MX
d- A and B
e-none of the above |
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The bloodiest battle of the Civil War was _______
a-Gettysburg
b-Antietam
c-Shiloh
d-2nd Battle of Bull Run |
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What was the name of Union money?
a-Bluebacks
b-Paper currency
c-green backs
d-gold
e-US dollars |
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Which battle was seen as Lee's most brilliant victory?
a-Gettysburg
b-Antietam
c-Bull Run
d-Chancellorsville
e-Fredericksburg |
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Delaware
Maryland
Kentucky |
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| a man who paid someone else 300$ to take their place in the war if they were drafted |
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Term
| What does the quote "Rich man's war, poor man's fight" mean? |
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Definition
| Rich mans war is the war of the people, but it was the poor who really fought the war |
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| Describe the women's roles during the war |
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Definition
| some volunteered as nurses in hospitals, other medical help on front lines, etc |
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| What was Lincoln's view on secession? |
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| He did not like it; said "A House divided cannot stand." |
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| List the 5 things that were brought about because of the South "divorcing" the North |
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Definition
Had to share debt
jointly held land
increased underground railroad
fugitive slave law
had to be careful of European nations coming over and taking over |
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| What was Sojourner Truth's argument in "Ain't I a Woman"? |
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Definition
| She can do as much as any man can do |
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| What was Sojourner's real name? |
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Definition
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| Where was Sojourner Truth's speech given? |
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Definition
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| Why did Lincoln and Douglass not get along in the beginning? |
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Definition
| They had opposing views on slaver, states rights, and secession |
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Term
| Why did Douglass not help John Brown at Harper's Ferry? |
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Definition
| he believed that Brown's plan would fail |
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Term
| Describe the importance of the Emancipation Proclamation |
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Definition
| It gave blacks in the NORTH freedom, but not the south |
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Term
| Where were some of the slaves NOT free because of the Emancipation Proclamation? |
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Definition
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| Why did Lincoln give the Gettysburg Address...what was its importance at the time? |
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Definition
| to honor those who fought and died there |
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Term
The Chief that was in charge during the Sand Creek Massacre was....
a-Sitting Bull
b-Black Kettle
c-Chief Joseph
d-Big Foot
e- Geronimo |
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Term
The Chief that tried to run away to Canada:
a-Sitting Bull
b-Black Kettle
c-Chief Joseph
d-Big Foot
e- Geronimo |
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Definition
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Term
The chief who was defeated at the Battle of Wounded Knee
a-Sitting Bull
b-Black Kettle
c-Chief Joseph
d-Big Foot
e- Geronimo |
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Definition
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Term
Who was the leader of the Apache tribe and raided the white settlers?
a-Sitting Bull
b-Black Kettle
c-Chief Joseph
d-Big Foot
e- Geronimo |
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Term
Who was the Chief that defeated Custer?
a-Sitting Bull
b-Black Kettle
c-Chief Joseph
d-Big Foot
e- Geronimo |
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Definition
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Term
Who was the leader of the Sioux?
a-Sitting Bull
b-Black Kettle
c-Chief Joseph
d-Big Foot
e- Geronimo |
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Definition
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Term
Which tribe had their village burned because they were sheep farmers?
a-Sioux
b-Cherokee
c-Navajo
d-Choctaw |
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Definition
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Term
How many years did the cattle boom last?
a-20
b-30
c-40
d-50
e-60 |
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Which immigrant group took away mining jobs from white settlers?
a-Irish
b-Chinese
c-Hispanic
d-Af-Am |
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Definition
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Term
Who started the Ghost Dance?
a-Sitting Bull
b-Black Kettle
c-Chief Joseph
d-Big Foot
e-Wovoka |
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Term
Who was the man who attacked Chief Black Kettle's camp?
a-Davis
b-Johnson
c-Sherman
d-Chivington |
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Term
Spindletop, which took place in Beaumont was discovered by....
a-Drake
b-Anthony
c-Bessemer
d-Lucas |
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Definition
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Term
Where did the 1st piloted flight take place?
a-North Carolina
b-South Carolina
c-Kentucky
d-Tennessee |
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Definition
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How many seconds was the first flight?
a-10
b-12
c-15
d-17
e-20 |
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What was the name of the leading telegraph company?
a-southwestern bell
b- AT&T
c-Western Union
d-Morse |
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Term
What invention changed the role of women in society?
a-telephone
b-telegraph
c-typewriter
d-seamstress |
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Two things that competition determines is how much to pay workers and...
a-what to produce
b-how much items cost
c-how much profit is received
d-how many items to produce |
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Term
The man who believed the workers were being taken advantage of....
a-Darwin
b-Debs
c-Spencer
d-Marx |
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Term
Social Darwinism believed that great wealth was a sign of....
a-natural selection
b-strong survival skills
c-Christian virtue
d-Hard work and dedication |
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Which company was one of the first trusts in the 1880s?
a-Carnegie Steel
b-Westinghouse Brakes
c-Standard Oil
d-Pullman Company |
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Vanderbilt, Westinghouse, and Pullman belonged to which industry?
a-oil
b-steel
c-RR
d-banking |
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Term
The most famous chain store in the later 1800s was....
a-Macy's
b-Marshall Fields
c-Wanamaker
d-Woolworth |
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Definition
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Term
What percent of the wealthy owned 75% of the nations wealth?
a-5
b-10
c-15
d-20 |
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Definition
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Term
Was for women and minorities
a-Knights of Labor
b-AFL |
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Definition
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Term
Was for skilled workers only
a-Knights of Labor
b-AFL |
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Definition
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Term
Was began by Gompers
a-Knights of Labor
b-AFL |
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Definition
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Term
Was led by Powderly
a-Knights of Labor
b-AFL |
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Definition
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Term
Was began by Stephens
a-Knights of Labor
b-AFL |
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Definition
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Term
Was supported by Mary Jones Harris
a-Knights of Labor
b-AFL |
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Definition
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Term
Was for 8 hour work day and equal pay and end child labor
a-Knights of Labor
b-AFL |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
Children's jobs in mining camps were to sell fruit and collect gold dust |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
Unions were established for miners because of poor labor conditions/wages |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
Alaska was purchased from France |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
The Haymarket riot broke out in Pennsylvania |
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Definition
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True or False?
The Homestead strike began because wages were cut for the RR workers |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
President Cleveland ordered the Homestead strike to be over because it was a federal offense |
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Definition
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Term
True or False?
Most children working in factories were 16 or older |
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Definition
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Term
| List 3 men who ran the RR industry? |
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Definition
Westinghouse
Pullman
Vanderbilt |
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Term
| List 3 inventions of the RR industry |
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Definition
| air brake, train car, steel tracks |
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Term
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Definition
Pitsburgh, PN
Gary, Indiana
Cleveland, Ohio |
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| List 3 main groups that moved to the west |
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Definition
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| list the 3 things the Ghost Dance was supposed to change |
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Definition
bring back ancestors
bring buffalo herds
brought Indian way of life |
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Term
| One group that formed for better Indian treatment was..... |
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Definition
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| Which country did the US purchase Alaska from? |
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Definition
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| Which group was the most discriminated in the mining towns? |
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Definition
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| Describe life of Carnegie |
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Definition
started work @young age
to into steel industry
loved the arts
bought out other steel companies |
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Definition
| payback for workers who went on strike, would pretty much tell any future employer this person was not good fro hiring |
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| What was the first message sent by telegraph? |
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| What was Edisons nickname |
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Definition
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The man who designed Central Park
a-Doubleday
b-Olmstead
c-Joplin
d-Camp |
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Who invented basketball?
a-Camp
b-Booth
c-Joplin
d-Naismith |
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Which immigrant group had the easiest time assimilating into the culture?
a-Chinese
b-Irish
c-German
d-Japanese |
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What was the name of Hearst's newspaper?
a-NY world
b-The World
c-NY journal
d-The Journal |
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The first professional baseball team was....
a-boston pilgrims
b-cincinnati reds
c-cincinnati red hots
d-cncinnati red stockings
e-pittsburgh pirates |
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Walter Camp helped structure this game
a-crouquet
b-baseball
c-bicycling
d-football |
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Who invented the elevator?
a-Camp
b-Otis
c-Olmsted
d-Towers |
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Chinese immigrants entered through....
a-Angle Island
b-Angel Island
c-Ellis Island
d-They took a train |
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The man who coined the phrase Gilded Age was...
a-Twain
b-Nast
c-Chester
d-Cleveland
e-Tarbell |
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Who was the leader of the Stalwarts?
a-Blaine
b-Conkling
c-Cleveland
d-Arthur |
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Who was the leader of the Half-Breeds
a=Blaine
b-Conkling
c-Cleveland
d-Garfield
e-Arthur |
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The Stalwarts and the Half-Breeds belonged to which political party?
a-democrats
b-republicans
c-Whigs
d-Populist |
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The politician who gave the "Cross of Gold" speech was....
a-Garfield
b-McKinley |
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Which president was assassinated after 4 months?
a-Cleveland
b-Garfield
c-Arthu
d-Bryan
e-Hayes |
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Who were he candidates in the 1888 election?
a-Garfield and Arthur
b-Bryan and McKinley
c-Blaine and Cleveland
d-Cleveland and Harrison |
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Who was the leader of the Populist Party?
a-Garfield
b-Hayes
c-Harrison
d-Bryan
e-McKinley |
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Which president had the Billion Dollar Congress?
a-Cleveland
b-Harrison
c-Arthud
d-McKinley |
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Which President passed the Pendleton Civil Service Act?
a-Cleveland
b-Arthur
c-Harrison
d-Garfield
e-McKinley |
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Term
Where was Tammany Hall?
a-New York
b-New Jersey
c-Chicago
d-Kansas City |
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Definition
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Term
Who ran the political machine in Kansas City, MO?
a-Tweed
b-Shepherd
c-Pendleton
d-Pendergast |
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Who was the poliical cartoonist that had Tweed arrested?
a-Shepherd
b-Nast
c-Pendleton
d-Cleveland
e-Braum |
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What is another name for the Populist Party?
a-Progressives
b-Pop Party
c-Grange
d-Green Party |
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Where did the workers of Tammany Hall set up to receive the most votes?
a-Angel Island
b-Ellis Island
c-RR Stations
d-Churches
e-Schools |
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| List 4 reasons people immigrated to the US |
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Definition
job opportunities
freedom
escape persecution
land |
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| List the 2 teams to play in the 1903 World Series |
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Definition
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| List 4 people who made money off the immigrants? |
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Definition
guards
doctors
people on ships
other immigrants |
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Term
| List 4 social issues/problems that came with the influx of immigrants |
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Definition
rapid population growth
slums
many didn't speak english
less job opportunity |
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Term
| Name first immigrant through Ellis Island |
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Definition
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Term
| Name one of Scott Joplin's famous songs |
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Definition
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| Name one of the dances inspired by Ragtime |
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Definition
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| How many acres was Ellis Island? |
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Definition
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Term
| What was the first question asked to all immigrants at Ellis Island? |
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Definition
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Term
| Why would immigrants be sent back home after making the trip to Ellis Island/America |
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Definition
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Term
| How did the political machines work |
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Definition
| Made immigrants office holders, police, fire, and service workers |
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Term
| List 6 issues of the Populist Party |
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Definition
silver standard
8 hour workday
1 term limit on president
immigration restrictions
direct election of senators
graduated income tax |
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Term
| Who assassinated Garfield? |
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Definition
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Term
| Describe the 3 scandals under Grant's Administration |
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Definition
Black Friday-price of gold dropped; Grant sold 4 million of countries gold
Whiskey-whiskey makers bribed congress to lower their taxes
Crédit Moral-RR started kickbacks and went bankrupt |
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Term
| Describe the mudslinging campaign of the 1884 election |
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Definition
| Cleveland accused of having a child out of wedlock, he won despite this mudslinging |
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Term
::::Wizard of Oz::::
Scarecrow represented the _______ |
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Definition
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::::Wizard of Oz::::
The lion represented ________ |
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Definition
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::::Wizard of Oz::::
Emerald City represented _________ |
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| What were the social programs progressives wanted to fix? |
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Definition
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Term
| What were the 3 progressive goals? |
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Definition
to inform citizens
move them into action
government regulation |
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Term
| What 3 things were progressives? |
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Definition
native born
middle or upper class
college educated |
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Term
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Definition
| first woman superintendent in Chicago who promoted public education and increase in teacher salary |
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Term
| Why were there so many accidents in the industrial job arena? |
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Definition
no guidelines
one could drink/smoke on the job |
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Term
| What did Ida Tarbell write? |
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Definition
| History of the Standard Oil Company |
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Term
| What did Ray Stannard Baker write about? |
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| African American lynching |
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| What did Theodore Dreiser write about? |
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| What did Edith Wharton write about? |
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| What did Herbert Croly write about? |
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| government and big businesses |
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| What did Lincoln Steffens write about? |
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| What did Riis write about? |
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| What did Sinclair write about? |
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| What role did the Progressives think the churches should have? |
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pro-social gospel
should hand out food and help people |
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| What are 2 religious organizations that helped immigrants adjust to life in the cities? |
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| Who organized the socialist party in 1901? |
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| Describe the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire of 1911 |
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Saturday March 25, 1911
fire started, 60 jumped to their death, about 400-500 died |
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| What changes in the work environment were because of the Triangle Shirtwaist fire? |
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fire drills
doors unlocked at all times
new legislature to protect workers |
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| By 1910 how many children were working in factories? |
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| What were the negatives of factory work on children's health? |
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physically and emotionally slow
deformities |
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| What were 4 provisions that had to be met before children could work in factories? |
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read and write
only work 8-10 hours
could not work at night
no working dangerous jobs |
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| What year was the 1st national minimum wage law put into effect? |
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| 1910 was when it started; 1916 when Congress put it into effect |
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mainly immigrants in a sewing shop
for women
Jewish Italian women
ALL had to do with sewing
open shop policy |
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opposed capitalism
took anybody in
called wobblies
led by Big Bill Haywood |
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| Cities were growing so fast, which 5 issues were they forced to deal with? |
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police
fire
sanitation
housing
education |
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| Who helped get the NY State Tenement House Act passed, what did the act state? |
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Lawrence Veiller
act stated building regulations (one bathroom per apartment, courtyards, buildings had to be made out of brick) |
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| Why was the National TB Association so important? |
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| so many died of White Plauge |
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| Why was city planning so important? |
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| cleaner cities=better citizens |
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| Name the 4 cities Burnham helped design |
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Chicago
Cleveland
San Francisco
Washington DC |
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| Describe the move toward Prohibtion |
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WCTU, Francis Willard, Billy Sunday (talked about dangers of alcohol)
18th amendment passed |
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| Why were movies seen as evil? |
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immoral
sources of temptation |
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| What was the name of the 1st movie with a storyline? |
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| What was the name of movie houses? |
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| What role did WEB Du Bois play in Af-Am lives? |
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| said for them to become equal, needed a better social status, be politically active |
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| What is the Pan-African Congress? |
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| to create unity of people of African descent |
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| Where was the spiritual homeland for all black people? |
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| Where did the NAACP begin? |
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| What was the name of Du Bois magazine for NAACP? |
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| What was the number one goal of the National Urban Leauge? |
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| help blacks from south adjust to life in the north |
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| What did the Society of AM Indians lobby for? |
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civil rights
education
health
local gov't |
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| Who won the Olympic gold medal in the pentathlon and decathlon? |
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| Describe Americanization and how it differs compared to today? |
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immigrants came into school having to speak English
no celebration of different cultural backgrounds |
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| What kind of role did the Irish play in NYC? |
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ran fire and police departments
built playgrounds, public baths, and parks because of Irish Political Machines |
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| What is the Millionaire's Club? |
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| What does the 17th Amendment state? |
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| direct election of senators |
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| List the election reforms |
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secret ballot
initiative
recall
referendum
direct primary
17th amendment |
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| Describe the Galveston Hurricane of 1900 |
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helped with city reform
$5 Million in damages
sea wall
houses on stilts
evacuation routes
6,000 died
first city to have a five person city commission |
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| List the points of the Wisconsin Plan |
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increase taxes on RR, electric, and gas
stop excessive lobbying
direct primary
conserve natural resources
supported labor reforms |
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| Why did Roosevelt become president the first time? |
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| When was the 1st time gov't intervened in a strike? |
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1902
Roosevelt compromised between workers and employers
had to do with Mine workers |
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| a balance between govt, business, consumers, and labor |
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| where you break up monopolies |
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| Describe the RR regulations that were passed |
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elkins act
hapburn act
ICC created |
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| How was food "fixed" so people would buy it? |
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added substances to make it look fresh
took bad meat and mixed it with good meat
used formaldehyde |
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| What kind of an effect did Sinclair's book, The Jungle, have on people? |
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passed meat inspection act
pure food and drug act |
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| What was Roosevelt's biggest legacy |
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| How many trusts were "busted" under Roosevelt? |
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| How did Taft become President? |
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| How many trusts did Taft "bust"? |
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| How did Taft anger the Progressives? |
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split of tariff rates
Balinger-Pinchot affair |
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| How did the Bull Moose Party begin? |
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Roosevelt angry at Taft
created his own party to run against Taft |
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| Who won the 1912 election? |
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| What 5 reforms did Wilson begin? |
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added secretary of labor
passed underwood tariff
passed federal reserve act
passed clayton anti trust act
passed farm and labor acts |
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| Describe the women suffrage movement |
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Catt-NAWSA
Alice Paul-NWP
picketed president during WWI
arrested
over 200 put in jail
hunger strike in prison
gained right to vote |
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| In 1918, women were shy 2 votes for right to vote, what did they do to the 2 senators who did not vote in their favor? |
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| made sure they were not reelected |
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| What year and what amendment could women vote? |
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