His-202: Exam 1- Chapters 17-21

Proclamation of Amnesty and Reconstruction

10% Plan

→Plan from Lincoln

→Oath to Allegiance

→Confederated Civil and Military Officials excluded

→Re-write state constitution and reject slavery

Abraham Lincoln

→Wanted to restore the Union quickly

→10% plan

Andrew Johnson

→President after Lincoln was killed

→Controls Reconstruction Policy

Freedman’s Bureau

→Provide Relief

→Builds schools

→Put families back together

→Work contracts

Wade-Davis Bill

→Intentionally Harsh

→Ironclad Loyalty Oath

Emancipation Proclamation

→ Banned slavery in states who LEFT the UNION

13th Amendment

Abolishes Slavery Completely

14th Amendment

15th Amendment

→Gave African American Males the right to vote

Black codes

→Limits African American rights

Radical Republicans

First Reconstruction of 1867

Ulysses S. Grant

Ku Klux Klan

Force Acts

→Use of military power to fight against the Klan

Democratic Clubs/ Rifle Clubs

→Political Organization

→Get Democrats elected to office

→Members were armed

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Redeemers

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Carpet Baggers

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Civil Rights Act of 1875

→Outlaws discrimination in Public Accommodation

Compromise of 1877

→ Democrats allowed Hayes to become President

→Republicans agree to withdraw troops and end reconstruction

Sharecropping

2nd Mississippi Plan

Jim Crow

Crop Lien System

Convict Labor

Plessy v. Ferguson

Civil Rights Cases of 1883

Ida B. Wells

Booker T. Washington

Tuskegee Institute

W.E.B. DeBois

NAACP

Talented Tenth

Bison

Sand Creek Massacre

Black Kettle and White Antelope

Battle of Little Bighorn

Fort Laramie Treat of 1851

Homestead Act

Transcontinental Railroad

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Dawes Allotment Act

Wounded Knee

Ghost Dance

Thomas Edison

Second Industrial Revolution

Boom and Bust Cycle

Alexander Graham Bell

Jay Gould and Cornelius Vanderbilt

Andrew Carnegie

Bessemer Process

Vertical Integration

Henry Ford

John D. Rockefeller

Horizontal Integration

J.P. Morgan

Fredrick W. Taylor

Scientific Management

Great Chicago Fire

Molly Maguries

Great Railroad Strike (1877)

Haymarket Square Riot

Pullman Strike

Knights of Labor

Terrence Powderly

American Federation of Labor

Samuel Gompers

Homestead Act

Socialism

Eugene Debs

Pullman Strike

Industrial Workers of the World

Ludlow Massacre

Patrons of Husbandry (Grangers)

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Farmers’ Alliances (Southern Alliance)

Populist Party (People’s Party)

Coxey’s Army

William Jennings Bryan

Free Silver

William McKinley

William Seward

Alfred T. Mahan

“The White Man’s Burden”

Social Darwinism

2nd Industrial Revolution

Cuban Revolution

Spanish-American War

Teller Amendment

Jose Marti

Sherman Antitrust Act

Theodore Roosevelt

Rough Riders

Treaty of Paris

Philippine Insurrection

Platt Amendment

U.S.S. Maine

Emilio Aguinaldo

Panama Canal

Canal to cross isthmus of Panama

Roosevelt Corollary

Great White Fleet

→Symbol of peaceful intension