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Chapters 1 & 2 - Civil War and Reconstruction
Chapters 1 & 2 - Civil War and Reconstruction
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Review of Bellringer Terms for Florida EOC test
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The Supreme Court ruled that slaves are property and have no right to sue for freedom
The Granger Act
Emancipation Proclamation
13th Amendment
Dred Scott Decision
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President after Lincoln is assassinated
Stephen Douglas
George Washington
Andrew Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
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Freedmen
Former slave owners
Carpetbaggers
Former slaves
New rap group
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Lincoln’s announcement that all Southern slaves would be freed.
Lincoln - Douglas Debate
Gettysburg Address
Emancipation Proclamation
15th Amendment
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Anaconda Plan (Scott’s Great Snake)
Cut the Confederacy in 2 at the Mississippi River
take the Capital at Richmond.
All of the Above
Blockade supply ships
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Short speech given by Abraham Lincoln to honor Union losses
Cross of Gold Speech
13th Amendment
Address to the Confederate troops
Gettysburg Address
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13th Amendment
Gave women the right to vote in all elections
Abolished Slavery across the whole United States.
Gave citizenship rights to women
Gave African American men the right to vote
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The period when the United States began to rebuild after the Civil War.
Reconstruction
Gone with the Wind
Rebuilding America
Westward Expansion
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The place where General Lee of the Confederacy surrendered to Union General Ulysses S. Grant
Richmond, Virginia
Battle of Vicksburg
Washington, D.C.
Appomattox Court House
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An attempt to expand US territory - pushed for Spain to sell Cuba to U.S. for $120 million.
Ostend Manifesto
Cuban Missile Crisis
Homestead Act
Manifest Destiny
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Believed the South should be punished for the Civil War / promoted equality for Blacks
Populists
Radical Democrats
Radial Republicans
Grangers
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15th Amendment
Gave African American MEN the right to vote
Gave African American women the right to vote
Gave all women the right to vote
Abolished slavery throughout the US
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Also called debt slavery because the landowner forces a worker to pay off debt with work
Land sharking
Labor regulation
Sharecropping
Debt peonage
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Laws passed in the South after Reconstruction that required racial segregation
15th Amendment
Jim Crow laws
Sam Brown laws
Colored bathroom laws
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Time from Reconstruction through the early 1900’s when racism was at an all time high
The Nadir
Twelve O'clock
Westward Expansion
The era of problems
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5 laws that kept the balance of free and slave states
Compromise of 1850
Dawes Act
Emancipation Proclamation
Dred Scott Decision
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Ku Klux Klan
Wanted blacks to have more rights
Terrorized Blacks and prevented them from access to rights
Another name for sharecroppers
Terrorized whites in the new south
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Freedmen shared their crops with the landowner as payment for use of the land.
Debt peonage
Sharecropping
Gardening
Land Leasing
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Laws written by Southern states - prevented freedmen from voting and exercising their rights
Red Crosses
Black Codes
Green barriers
Black and blue laws
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Gettysburg
Place where William Getty was born
Civil War battle won by the North - turning point in the war
George Washington's summer home
Bloodiest single day in the Civil War
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Allows Popular Sovereignty (people choose slavery) to both the Kansas and Nebraska territories
Homestead Act
Gettysburg Address
Dred Scott Decision
Kansas-Nebraska Act
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Douglas’ idea that residents of a territory could still ban slavery (Supreme Court said no)
Freeport Doctrine
Monroe Doctrine
Kansas-Nebraska Act
The Great Snake
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Carpetbagger
Northerners who moved to the South after the war to make $$$
Sharecroppers
People who put carpet in new homes
Slave owners who beat their slaves
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Sectionalism, States rights and Slavery
3 main causes of the Civil War
3 parts of the Cross of Gold speech
Part of the Homestead Act
3 reasons for World War I
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First African American in Congress (from Mississippi)
Hiram Rhodes Revels
Martin Luther King
Madame C.J. Walker
John Lewis
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This Amendment granted citizenship to African Americans
Second Amendment
19th Amendment
14th Amendment
18th Amendment
