American Nations: Chapter 16- Study Guide Flashcards

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Republican group who wanted greater assurances of white loyalty and greater guarantees of black rights after the Civil War

A

radical reconstructionists

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document that outlined Lincoln’s plan for readmitting Southern states to the Union & reconstructing the South after the war.

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Proclamation of Amnesty & Reconstruction

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proposed by radical Republicans; wanted stricter provisions for Reconstruction & punishment for former Confederates.

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Wade-Davis Bill

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the group that was created to help freed slaves transition into life as freedmen.

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Freedmen’s Bureau

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discriminatory Southern laws used during Reconstruction to restrict black freedoms.

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black codes

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amendment that defines citizenship and guarantees citizens due process & equal protection.

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14th amendment

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amendment that abolished slavery.

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13th Amendment

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amendment that established universal male suffrage.

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15th Amendment

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Lincoln’s VP; Southern Democrat, anti-wealth and anti-aristocracy President who sabotaged Republican Reconstruction efforts.

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Andrew Johnson

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laws that prevented intermarriage between Black and White citizens.

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anti-miscegenation laws

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act that established military rule in the South and stated that the military would supervise voter registration in the South.

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Military Reconstruction Act

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Southern term for Northern Republicans who moved to the South after the war.

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carpetbaggers

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a system in which white planters divided up large plantations into small farms which freedmen rented.

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sharecropping

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former Civil War general who became a president whose administration was known for corruption.

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U.S. Grant

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15
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white Southerners who owned small, independent farms.

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yeomen

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Confederate paramilitary organization that supported Democrats & terrorized blacks and Republicans in the South.

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Ku Klux Klan

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system in which merchants sold goods to sharecroppers in exchange for a claim on their future crop.

A

crop lien

18
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act that made it a felony to interfere with voting rights; almost destroyed the KKK.

A

Ku Klux Klan Act

19
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act that outlawed racial discrimination in transportation, public accommodations, & juries.

A

Civil Rights Act of 1875

20
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the name Southern Democrats called themselves as they took over when Republican governments in the South collapsed.

A

Redeemers

21
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Republican President who lost the popular vote but won the electoral college vote and therefore the election.

A

Rutherford B. Hayes

22
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transitioning from slavery to free labor

A

most difficult problem for the South after the Civil War.

23
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term that refers to the right to vote.

A

suffrage

24
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generally expanded black rights in the US & banned discrimination in state laws; passed by Congress with the first override of a presidential veto in US history.

A

Civil Rights Act of 1866

25
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3 groups that made up the Republican Party in the South

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Freedmen, Northern whites, yeoman farmers.

26
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agreement in which Democrats promised not to interfere with Hayes’s inauguration if Republicans in Congress promised to keep the army out of the South.

A

Compromise of 1877

27
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Supreme Court case that ruled that slaves were the personal property of their masters and therefore had no standing in court.

A

Dred Scott v. Sandford

28
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first military engagement of the Civil War

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Fort Sumter.

29
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bloodiest single day of the Civil War

A

Antietam.

30
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most significant turning point of the Civil War

A

Gettysburg.

31
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location of the Confederate surrender at the end of the Civil War

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Appomattox Court House.

32
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3 major focus areas of Republican Reconstruction

A

education, civil rights, economic improvement.

33
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3 major goals of freedmen

A

finding lost family members, independent worship, economic independence (land ownership).