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Lincolns ten percent plan
1863
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Bill
Loss of being able to be part of the government for fighting with the south (confederates)?
Year
Who was it passed by?
- Wade-Davis Bill (1864)
- Republicans
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claimed amnesty to all but the highest ranking confederated
Ten Percent Plan
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How many had to take an oath that they were Americans to the country
1/10
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freed slaves (first approved by Louisiana and Tennessee?)
Emancipation proclamation
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first president to face impeachment, also a former slave holder
President Johnson
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What plan
calls for amnesty of all southerners and all wealthy planters could be pardoned, but must be pardoned by Pres. directly irratification of debt
?what ammendment was this?
- Johnson's Reconstruction (1865)
- 15th Amendment
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what group of people me came in to the south to seek of high office or business
Carpetbaggers
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What did the south do after the Civil War
They tried to create black codes
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what was it called when the south used to entrap free blacks working from town to forcing them back to old plantation
vagrancy
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who was the founder of the Kue Klux Klan
Nathan Bedford Forest
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about protection and writes of American freedman all persons born or naturalized are citizens
14th Amendment
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what years were the Congressional Reconstruction
(1867-1876)
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what were the five military districts
- Texas, Louisiana
- Alabama, Mississippi
- Alabama, Georgia, Florida
- North and South Carolina
- Virginia
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What made funding difficult
Freedman's Burea (1865-1866)
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act
must confirm entrance and removal of people in office
Tenure of Office Act (1867)
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Jonson wanted to remove him tried to replaced with Ulysses S. Grant but declined
Ed Stanton
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Who was the closest president to be impeached; how many votes of majority was he form being impeached
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what amendment protect the right to vote
15th amendment (1869)
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What does the 15th amendment not do
- not stop pole taxes
- not allow women right to vote
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Two early feminists
- Elizabeth Cody Stanton
- Susan B. Anthony
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Who threatened the Ku Klux Klan
Where were they located
- Ulisses S. Grant
- Ku Klux Klan Act
- South Carolina
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What were the South's two exaples as to why the blacks needed to be slaves
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Justifications for why the south lost
- They wer tricked
- In R. out manned out gunned
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who did the South see as a marter
General James Longstreet
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Atlanta Constitution
Henry Grandy
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Windfield Scott Hancock vs. James Garfield
Election 1880
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founders of Duke University
James B. Duke
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what is called when one farmer rents out pieces of their land and rent it out to other more poor farmers who can't afford to buy land
share cropping
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law that of separation such as drinking fountains
quart case
- Jim Crow Laws
- Plessy v. Ferguson (1896)
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Williams v. Mississippi (1898)
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convicts leased for work; 90% were african-american
Convict Lease system
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one farmer rents out pieces of their land and rent it out to other more poor farmers who can't afford to buy land
share cropping
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American Tobacco Company
James B. Duke
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How many acres of Westward Expansion
400 million acres
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What opened the door from east to west
5 transcontinental railroads
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Who brought long horn cattle
Spanish
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What was the Battle of Little Big Horn
Sitting Bull (Soix tribe leader) and Sitting Bull massacre Custard's 7th Cavalry
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Wounded Knee
Medicine man Wavoka came up with Ghost dance and Sitting Bull arrested and is killed along with many others because one or some of his tribe men tried to free him
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you were a citizen if you lived in states
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo (1848)
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Early progressive system
(1870-1920)
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Who killed James Garfield
Charles Guiteau
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only president to be president on two non-consecutive terms
believed in lower tariffs
Grover Cleveland
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wanted to raise tariffs (50%)
Benjamin Henry Harrison (1888)
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sets up America for next 100 years (1890)
Second Industrial Revolution
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allowed president to raise tariffs to match foreign rate heights and sign agreements to open foreign markets
McKinley Tariff (1890)
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what plan did William McKinly dislike
McKinley Tariff (1890)
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What was it called when rr would work together to pick a rate to never go below
RR Pools
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force railroads to develope a fixed rate
Politics of Farmers (Granger Laws)
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create the ICC, outlawed all pool, long hawl vs. short haul; weak
Interstate Commerce Act (1887)
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make freight and passenger rates reasonable weak
ICC
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What was the average income during the Gilded Age
- 35% per capeta income
- 20% National average
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purchase of competition to create a monopoly
created trust
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on company in transition, no end date allowing them to indefinitely stay in transition
Holding company
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created idea of vertical integration
Andrew Carnegie
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every contract, combination of trust or otherwise, or commerce is illegal; only 6 trusts busted over 10 years
Sherman Antitrust Act (1890)
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first generalized shopping center
John Wanamaker's (1876)
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Tuskegee Institute
Booker T. Washington
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founded and managed her own bank
Maggi Lena Walker
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May 4, 1886
strike as a weapon
Haymarket Incident of 1886 (Chicago)
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