American history tes 1

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When did the civil war end

1865

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What did the 13th amendment do

End slavery

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Where did Lee surrender to Grant

Appomattox court house in Virginia

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Who founded the American Red Cross

Clara Barton

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In post civil war the south was….

Physically and economically devastated

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After Lincoln assassination what does it mean that many people were involved

Vast Conspiracy

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How many were hung from the Lincoln assassination

4 including Mary Surratt despite little evidence

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Who was supposed to be with Lincoln when he was assassinated

Grant

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Who were the people that were supposed to get assassinated with Lincoln

Grant, Johnson, seward

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Who stabbed the Secretary of State (seward)

Louis Paine

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What is Seward known for

Purchase of Alaska from Russia

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What was the steamboat that later sunk due to a boiler room explosion

Sultana

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When did reconstruction end

1876-1877

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Who was elected marking the end of reconstruction era

Rutherford B Hayes

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What was the big component of the deal to vote for Hayes

Union troops leaving

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What is the spoil system

Gives jobs for votes

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What is the Pendleton act

An act to end the spoils system, have to take civil service test for jobs

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Was the freemen’s bureau a success

Failure due to corruption

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Emancipation for black did NOT

Have large #s move north (most stayed in south)

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Greatest Achievement of freedmen’s bureau

Education

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Did Andrew Johnson support of not support freedmen’s bureau

DID NOT support despised it

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Controversy behind David’s bill demonstrated

Differences between Lincoln and radical republican plans

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In 10% plan Lincoln wanted

10% of all southern men and rapid remissions of southern men to union

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Was Johnson’s plan like Lincoln’s

Yes

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Main purpose of the black codes

To suppress blacks

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Black codes provide all EXCEPT

Voter rights for African Americans

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What did the 14th amendment do for blacks

Give citizenship

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Reconstruction ends when

Union troops were pulled

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Which is NOT an amendment

12

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Goal of KKK

Intimidate blacks and undermine them politically

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Why did Johnson and the radical republicans not get along

Thought Johnson was too soft on white south

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Who was the leader of Radical republicans

Charles Sumter

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What corruption did grants presidency have

Credit mobiles, Kickback money not going to workers

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What did the compromise of 1877 do

Withdraw of federal troops

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Sequence of presidents during the gilden age

Hayes, Garfield, author, Cleveland, harrison

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Please V Furgeson ruling

Separate but equal

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Black codes were also called

Jim Crow laws

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What did the radical republicans do

Push vigorously for black equality and try to get rid of Johnson

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Who’s plan was the Wade-Davis bill

Radical republicans

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What is the 15th amendment and what did it get rid of?

Gave black MEN the right to vote and got rid of 3/5 compromise

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What is sharecropping and tenant farming and was it successful

Agriculture system which replaced slavery in many areas but economics for slaves improved very little

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Tenure of office

Act which forbade Johnson from removing any members of his cabinet without senate consent

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How was grants presidency

Corrupted but not his fault

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What does the Gilded age

Covered in gold but no value underneath, sharp divisions between rich or poor

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Andrew Carnegie

Bought a steel mill and sold it to banker JP Morgan for $400 million

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J.P. Morgan

Formed the largest corporation in the world when he purchased Carnegie steel and merged it with other mills to form US steel corporation

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John D Rockefeller

Founded the Standard oil company of Ohio, controlled 90% of the nations oil refining capacity

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Herbert SPencer

British Philosopher and author who applied Charles Darwins theories of evolution and natural selection

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Horatio Alger

Author who wrote popular children’s books

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Knights of labor accepted who?

Knights welcomed blacks, woman, immigrants and unskilled workers

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American federation of labor, who did they accept

Opposite of knights of labor only accepted skilled white men.

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Pullman strike ending

Strike was crushed by federal troops and wa the first time the US government used a legal weapon to break a strike (court order)

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Edward Bellmany what did he write

Socialist Utopian novel called looking backward called for social and economic equality

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Nativism

Hatred against immigrants from southern/Eastern Europe

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Chinese exclusion act of 1882

Chinese came looking for gold and didnt find any, the first US law limiting immigration

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What did Henry George propose

A single 100% tland tax as the only tax.

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Woman’s Christian temperance union

The largest organization for woman in the world, feminist movement

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Who founded the NAACP

W.E DuBois

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What was the homestead act 1862 and did it work

Gave westerners settlers 160 acres of free land on the Great Plains if they agreed to farm it for 5 years, make improvements and pay a 10 dollar registration fee, it didnt work cuz they didnt have enough money to take care of of it and only 400,000 states long enough

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Buffalo soldiers

9 and 10 cavalry of the US army that wa composed of all black troops, led by white officers assigned to the western frontier following the civil war

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William J fetterman

Army captain who led a party of 82 soldiers to help construct the Bozeman trail

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George Armstrong Custer

Civil war veteran who fought several tribes

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What tribe was chief joseph in

Nez Perce

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What tribe was Geronimo in

Apache

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Buffalo Bill Cody what did he do

Most famous of professional buffalo killers, their slaughter put an end to the plains Indians way of life

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Wounded Knee

Symbolized death of plains Native American way of culture

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Dawes act and was it successful

New Indian policy intended to assimilate them, Not successful

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Frederick Jackson turner

Professional scientific historian who wrote the influential significance of the frontier on American history in 1893

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