How did the South try to circumvent the Freedoms that blacks gained following the war?

Black Codes(not Jim Crow)/violence

Judging from the number of languages, What can be inferred about the tribes in the America?

They were tribal and conflict prone

The Reformation did what?

Coincidentally nudged Europe to toward secularization, Asserted the primacy of the nation state over the Church, Divided Western Europe religiously

"Social slavery" is primarily centered on what?

On punitive action and the selling of war captives

What did the Supreme Court case Plessy V Ferguson do?

Allow for segregation under the idea of separate but equal

The Renaissance saw what?

A renewed interest in classical knowledge/humanism

What was significant about the Emancipation Proclamation?

It freed all the slaves in the rebelling stats.

Where did the majority of slaves ended up in the Americas?

The Caribbean and South America

What were Jim Crow laws?

Laws that enforced segregation after slavery

What was the general mood of the South after Nat Turner's rebellion?

Extremely bigoted, paranoid and defensive

What two political features defined the politics of Medieval Europe in the West?

Feudalism and the Catholic Church

What was the effect of the 2nd Great Awakening?

inspired reformist movements like abolition and temperance

Which faction takes charge of Reconstruction and circumvent Pres Johnson?

The Joint Comm on Reconstruction/Radical Republicans

What were the 3 "revolutions" that created modern Europe?

The Renaissance, the Reformation, and the Enlightenment

What was the difference between Black Codes during Reconstruction and Jim Crow Laws?

Black Codes kept blacks slave like/Jim Crow segregate

What linguistic groups made up the Eastern Woodlands?

Algonquian, Iroquoian, Muskogean

What happens after Reconstruction in 1877?

Pass Jim Crow Laws to slowly nullify black civil liberties

What did President Johnson do with the Civil Rights Act of 1866?

Vetoed it, but passed by a 2/3 majority on the 2nd try

What is Received History?

History based on story telling and familial retelling.

What made slavery in the Americas unique after European colonization?

It organized itself in accordance to racial identification

What kind of publication was the Liberator?

A paper written by Garrison that supported Abolitionism

Why did the South make slavery hereditary and started bringing in more slaves in 1619.

A decrease in the number of indentured servants/laborers

What is Mercantilism?

A economic system based on creating goods/control of trade

Though not directly related, the Nullification Crisis did what?

Set the precedent to challenge federal authority on slavery.

How does Locke's conception of Natural Rights changes perceptions on authority?

Power should derive from the masses and social obligations

The Continental (Colombian) Exchange did what?

Cause the exchange of crops, animals, knowledge and diseases

What differentiated task labor from gang labor?

Task allowed slaves "some" free time/gang didn't

What is the big thing about the 1820 Missouri Compromise?

Established a line between freed and slave states

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HIS 136 Exam #1 (Dr. Johnson)

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Exam #1 for Dr. Johnson's HIS 136 class. Covers important aspects of European history that influenced the development of America.

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1
How did the South try to circumvent the Freedoms that blacks gained following the war?
Indentured acts
Congressional lobbying
Black Codes(not Jim Crow)/violence
Changed the name of slavery to "cultivator"
2
Judging from the number of languages, What can be inferred about the tribes in the America?
They were united and well organized
They were tribal and conflict prone
They were united, but loosely organized
They were largely peaceful
3
The issue of popular sovereignty and slavery caused which state to have a mini civil war?
Kansas
Texas
California
Arkansas
4
The Reformation did what?
Both #1 and #2
Coincidentally nudged Europe to toward secularization
Asserted the primacy of the nation state over the Church
Divided Western Europe religiously
5
What caused short strand cotton to become economically profitable?
Crop rotation
The heavy plow
The cotton gin
Steam powered tractors
6
"Social slavery" is primarily centered on what?
On punitive action and the selling of war captives
Religious paternalism
On class and economic status
on race
7
Who raided the arsenal at Harper's Ferry in an attempt to start a slave revolt in Virginia?
John Brown
Lloyd Garrison
Fredrick Douglas
Nat Turner
8
What did the Supreme Court case Plessy V Ferguson do?
Affirmed the rights mentioned in the 14th and 15th amendment
Annulled the 14th and 15th amendment
Allow for segregation under the idea of separate but equal
Allowed the South back into the Union with no changes
9
The 13th amendment did what?
Stated the rights of any citizen could not be abridged
Gave former slaves and all born in the U.S. citizenship
Gave voting rights to the former slaves
Officially freed all slaves
10
The Renaissance saw what?
Renewed Religious conflict between Muslims and Christians
Peace and stability
Renewed theological interest in the Catholic faith
A renewed interest in classical knowledge/humanism
11
What was significant about the Emancipation Proclamation?
It outlawed slavery throughout the Union
It freed all prisoners of war on both sides
It freed all the slaves in the rebelling stats.
It declared that abolition wasn't the goal of the war
12
Sociology of the South was written by who?
George Fitzhugh
Roger Williams
Duncan Sandys
None of these guys
13
Where did the majority of slaves ended up in the Americas?
Canada
The South-East of the U.S.
Massachusetts
The Caribbean and South America
14
What were Jim Crow laws?
Another name for the Black Codes
Laws that validated social slavery
Laws that enforced segregation after slavery
Laws that provided legal oversight in the South
15
What was the general mood of the South after Nat Turner's rebellion?
Slightly hopeful, but also suspicious
Extremely bigoted, paranoid and defensive
Calm and stable, but very insular
Tolerant and open
16
What two political features defined the politics of Medieval Europe in the West?
The burghers and communes
The Caliphate and Ummah
Feudalism and the Catholic Church
The nation state and international organizations
17
John Locke and his theory on Natural Rights came from which from period?
The Renaissance
The Enlightenment
The Reformation
The Middle Ages
18
What was the effect of the 2nd Great Awakening?
led to decreased religiosity
Led to decreased religious tolerance
Led to the rise of deism and secularism
inspired reformist movements like abolition and temperance
19
Which faction takes charge of Reconstruction and circumvent Pres Johnson?
Copperheads/Democrats
Whigs/Moderate Republicans
The Joint Comm on Reconstruction/Radical Republicans
Johnson cabinet under Sec of War Stanton and Seward
20
What were the 3 "revolutions" that created modern Europe?
The Agricultural, Commercial, and Industrial Revolutions
The Renaissance, the Reformation, and the Enlightenment
The English Revolution, 30 Yr Wars, and Age of Expoloration
The Schism, Wars of Religion, and the Investiture conflict
21
In what way could European political theory can be described before Locke's treatise?
Highly centralized
Mainly oligarchic
Democratic
Feudal and hierarchical
22
What was the difference between Black Codes during Reconstruction and Jim Crow Laws?
Black Codes kept blacks slave like/Jim Crow segregate
Black Code protected liberties/Jim Crow segregate
None of these
Black Code protected liberties/Jim Crow didn't
23
What linguistic groups made up the Eastern Woodlands?
Apache, Navajo, Sauk
Cherokee, Seminole, Cheyenne
Algonquian, Iroquoian, Muskogean
Chimakuan, Chinookan, Salishan
24
What happens after Reconstruction in 1877?
The south became a industrial society
Pass Jim Crow Laws to slowly nullify black civil liberties
The 13th amend was repealed and Slavery was reestablished
The south became a more tolerant society
25
What did President Johnson do with the Civil Rights Act of 1866?
Signed after a compromise
Vetoed it, but passed by a 2/3 majority on the 2nd try
He signed it
vetoed it
26
What is Received History?
History based off secondary sources
History written by academics
History based on story telling and familial retelling.
History based off primary sources
27
Locke's phase "Life, Liberty, and Property" was borrowed and edited by which Founding Father?
Ben Franklin
George Washington
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
28
What made slavery in the Americas unique after European colonization?
It was solely economic.
It included training slaves to be soldiers and castration.
It was religous based and organized by caste
It organized itself in accordance to racial identification
29
What kind of publication was the Liberator?
A journal written Green that support manumission
A paper written by Garrison that supported Abolitionism
A journal that support popular soverieghty
A paper written by Fritzhugh to support slavery
30
Why did the South make slavery hereditary and started bringing in more slaves in 1619.
A need for more families to populate the colony
A decrease in the number of indentured servants/laborers
A need for a more diverse gene pool to avoid inbreeding
The need for more men to defend the colony
31
What is Mercantilism?
A economic system based on free market Liberalism
A economic system based on creating goods/control of trade
A economic system based on anarcho-syndicalism
A economic system based on the manorial economy
32
What does "redemption" mean in the Southern context?
The reestablishment of slavery
The freeing of the slaves
None of these
The end of the Reconstruction
33
Though not directly related, the Nullification Crisis did what?
Set the precedent to challenge federal authority on slavery.
Led to the gradual abolishment of the tariff
The increased federal authority over the states
The Decreased federal authority over the states
34
How does Locke's conception of Natural Rights changes perceptions on authority?
Kings should be under the auspice of the Papacy
People should obey the government, no matter what
Power should be based on Divine Right of Kings
Power should derive from the masses and social obligations
35
The Continental (Colombian) Exchange did what?
Both #1 and #2
The transliteration native languages into European ones.
Cause the exchange of crops, animals, knowledge and diseases
caused the forced migrations of people.
36
Who is Eli Whitney?
The inventor of the telegraph
The inventor of the Steam Engine
The inventor of the Heavy plow
The inventor of the Cotton Gin
37
What differentiated task labor from gang labor?
Task allowed slaves "some" free time/gang didn't
Task was based on farming/gang on mining
Task was a temperory slavery/gang wasn't
Task was based on the assembly line/Gang wasn't
38
What is the big thing about the 1820 Missouri Compromise?
Established a line between freed and slave states
Allowed Missouri in as a free state
Put a gag rule on the slavery issue
Ended the slave trade

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