Chapter 8 Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
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To separate people from the rest of society because of differences, such as skin color or religion

A

Segregation

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2
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To accuse a public official in office of wrongdoing while in office

A

Impeach

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3
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Amendment to the Constitution that outlawed slavery

A

13th Amendment

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4
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A Northerner who moved to the South after the Civil War to get a government job

A

Carpet Bager

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5
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A constitutional amendment to defend civil rights

A

14th Amendment

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6
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A white Southerner who worked with Northerners during Reconstruction

A

Scaliwage

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7
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Laws passed by the Southern states that limited the rights of black Americans

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Black Code

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8
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An act passed by Congress to establish military control of states that seceded from the Union and to ensure new governments had racial equality

A

Reconstruction of 1867

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9
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A constitutional amendment to prevent states from denying black people the right to vote.

A

15th Amendment

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10
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After Abraham Lincoln died, his vice president, ____________, became president.

A

Andrew Johnson

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11
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People who supported the equality of black and white citizens were influenced by the ___________.

A

Bible

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12
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Under the Reconstruction Act southern states had to write new ______ ___________ and the majority of voters had to approve the new constitutions, and the states had to ___________ the 14th Amendment.

A

States Constitutions

Ratify

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13
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The _______ was set up to provide food and clothing to freed slaves and poor white Southerners and to set up schools for black people.

A

Freedmans Bureau

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14
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Johnson was found not guilty during his impeachment trial by one vote in the __________.

A

Senate

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15
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What was true about sodbusters?

A
  • built their houses out of sod

- used steel plows and windmills

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16
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What is true about cowboys?

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  • spent much time watching and waiting
  • were often immigrants and black people
  • burned brands onto their cows’ hides
17
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What role did the railroad play in settling the West?

A
  • carried cattle or beef east

- brought easterners west

18
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What leaders were involved in the Battle of Little Bighorn?

A

George Custer, Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse

19
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Who was called “the Christian General”?

A

Oliver O. Howard

20
Q

What is true about Chief Joseph?

A
  • gained the respect of many Americans
  • fought General Howard
  • led the Nez Perces in a retreat toward Canada
21
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What other types of conflict abounded in the West?

A
  • conflict over fenced land
  • conflict between ranchers and sheepmen
  • conflict with outlaws who stole cattle
22
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A secret group organized in the South after the Civil War that used violent methods to prevent black people from exercising their civil rights

23
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The laws passed by the Democrats during Reconstruction to segregate black people and to discriminate against them.

A

Jim Crow Laws

24
Q

When a person takes the law into his own hands or is in agreement with someone taking the law into his own hands but has no legal authority to do so

A

Vigilante justice

25
The battle in which George Custer was defeated by Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse near the Little Bighorn River in Montana
Battle of the Little Bighorn
26
Democrats viewed _________ as the party of carpetbaggers, blacks and scalawags.
Republicans
27
Southern "redemption" meant that Southern _______ had won back control of their states.
Democrats
28
Indians who lived eat of the Mississippi were relocated to _____ ______.
Indian Territory
29
Americans called the ________ the "Great American Desert"
Great Plains
30
Whats the name of the group made up of the Cherokee, Choctaw, Creek, Chickasaw and Seminole Indians?
Five Civilized Tribes
31
How did the miners affect the west?
Miners found gold and silver and hoped to get rich quick. They would slap together a rough town around the mining site but would soon abandon these towns when the gold was gone. They became "ghost towns".
32
What did God ordain to promote good and restrain evil?
Government