chapter 16-populism Flashcards

1
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When government jobs go to supporters of the winning party in an election in the late 1800s it was called ____.

A

patronage

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2
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Partial refunds employed by railroads to benefit large shippers

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rebates

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3
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declared illegal any combination in the form of a trust or conspiracy, in restraint of trade or commerce among the several states

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Sherman Anti-Trust Act

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4
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renegade reformers who thought of themselves as moral leaders, more concerned with helping the nation than a political party

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mugwumps

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5
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law that reformed the civil service

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Pendleton Act

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6
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the nation’s first national farm organization or union

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The Grange

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7
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american movement to increase farmers’ political power and to work for legislation in the farmer’s interest

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populism

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8
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launched a fearless crusade against lynching

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Ida B. Wells

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9
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separation of the races

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segregation

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10
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This occurred when thousands of African Americans migrated from the rural South to Kansas for opportunities and to escape violent racism

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segratation

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11
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this gave whites a special break by allowing any man to vote if he had an ancestor on the voting rolls in 1867.

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grandfather clause

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12
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He proposed that African Americans concentrate on achieving economic goals rather than legal or political ones.

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Booker T. Washington

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13
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He was the first Democrat since 1856 to be elected president

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Grover Cleveland

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14
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Charles Giuteau shot this president because he did not receive a government job.

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James Garfield

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15
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large business owners like these taxes on imports because they would benefit from less foreign competition

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protective tariffs

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16
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These people believed that economic issues in America in the late 1800s could be solved by embracing this metal as the basis for money

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silver

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17
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The Peoples Party or populists wanted to start this type of tax so that the rich would pay a larger share of the government’s expenses.

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graduated income tax

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18
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The Civil Rights Act of 1875 was overturned by this supreme court case that allowed for segregation on public railways

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Plessy v. Ferguson

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19
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This was required in many states to pay for voting but was used in the south to discourage voting by African Americans and others

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poll tax

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20
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Where did the majority of African American lynchings occur in America in the late 1800s?

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The American South

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21
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Segregation laws in the south were commonly called

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Jim Crow Laws

22
Q

The Pendleton Act required government workers to take ________ before getting some government jobs.

A

examinations

23
Q

He was the populist and Democratic presidential candidate in 1896.

A

William Jennings Bryan

24
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He gave a “Cross of Gold” speech denouncing the Republican Party’s support of the Gold Standard and supported the Populist movement.

A

Williams Jennings Bryan

25
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As farmers used new technology to raise more crops, demand and _______ fell leading to an over supply of farm comodities

A

prices

26
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The ______ laws limited some railroad rates for agricultural cargo in some western states.

A

Granger Laws

27
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He would be the first president with enough political courage to enforce the Sherman Anti-Trust Act

A

Teddy Roosevelt

28
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The South had legal _______ for nearly 100 years

A

segregation

29
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She wrote about black grocers who were lynched for competing against white grocers in business

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Ida B. Wells

30
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He wanted social and political equality for African Americans immediately

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W.E.B. DuBois

31
Q

This political party called for the coining of silver, federal ownership of Railroads, and an income tax in 1892

A

Populist or People’s Party

32
Q

Booker T. Washington called for African Americans to focus on Economic opportunities in his _________ speech

A

Atlanta Compromise

33
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He wanted African Americans to obtain practical hand-on skills so that they could compete in the economy of the New South.

A

Booker T. Washington

34
Q

The _______ clauses forbid many African Americans from voting following the end of Reconstruction.

A

grandfather

35
Q

This political party dominated southern politics from the end of Reconstruction until the conclusion of the Civil Rights Struggle of the 1960s.

A

Democratic

36
Q

Following Reconstruction, which state was most important for securing the presidential election?

A

New York

37
Q

Who was the only Democrat elected to the presidency from before the Civil War until World War I?

A

Grover Cleveland

38
Q

Which political parties called for lowering tariffs so that large monopolies would need to compete with foreign companies and keep prices low?

A

Democrats and Populists

39
Q

Which house of congress had more Democrats in it from 1877-1897?

A

House of Representatives

40
Q

Which tariff was one of the highest protective tariffs in US History?

A

McKinley Tariff

41
Q

Who won the presidency in 1888 because of political contributions from wealthy industrialists

A

Benjamin Harrison

42
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Another name for the People’s Party

A

Populists

43
Q

In 1900, the US officially adopted the _______ that based US currency on gold reserves

A

Gold Standards Act

44
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paper currency that caused inflation was called ____

A

greenbacks

45
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this led to the increasing value of money which bankers and industrialists wanted in the late 1800s

A

deflation

46
Q

marketing organizations that worked for the benefits of their members like farmers.

A

farmers’ cooperatives or farmers’ alliances

47
Q

The ________ plan involved government warehousing of farmers’ crops and low-interest loans using the stored crops as collateral

A

sub-treasury

48
Q

The _______ Act authorized the US Treasury to purchase silver and begin basing the value of currency on it in 1890.

A

Sherman Silver Purchase Act of 1890

49
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This was an intense depression during the Cleveland presidency.

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Panic of 1893

50
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He lost the election of 1896 to William McKinley’s Big Money/Gold Standard stance

A

William Jennys Bryan