Exam 3 Flashcards by David De Los Santos

Louisiana Black Code
Restricted what blacks can do

Reconstruction

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Sharecropper Contract
built a fence

Reconstruction

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'’What we are in justice entitled to ‘’
Slaves asking back money from owner

Reconstruction

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Ku Klux Klan during Reconstruction
Hang a white man

Reconstruction

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Life on the Sea by Charlotte Forten
Teaching slave students

Reconstruction

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Fugitive Slave Act (Before the Civil War)

Reconstruction

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Henry Clay-
Proposed the Comprise of 1850

Reconstruction

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Uncle Tom’s Cabin-Made a story about slavery (most pop book) change emotion of slavery

Reconstruction

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Bleeding Kansas- Stephen Douglas- popular sovereign, Many moved to Kansas

Reconstruction

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Preston Brooks canes Charles Summer

Reconstruction

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Dred Scott was a slave, brought from Missouri to Minnesota
was told he is a property by Chief Justice Taney

Reconstruction

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Abraham Lincoln Visits New York
-Hat
-Changed his candidate photo
-speech- high whining

Reconstruction

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Abe Lincoln is the mediator between North & South

Reconstruction

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The Congress are radical Republicans who fight for African-Americans right

Reconstruction

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Andrew Jackson Vice President (Impeached)

Reconstruction

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Plessy V Ferguson-Separate but equal

Reconstruction

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Poll Tax-charge people to vote
Reading qualification
Mississippi Plan-Pay a poll tax 8 months before election
present the receipt
read and interpret the constitution
Grand Father Clause- Grandfather must have owned property

Reconstruction

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Gerrymandering-Breaking up African American Communities- to prevent voting

Reconstruction

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Taylorism-Assembly line

Victorian

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Bureaucratization, Middle class men became managers

Victorian

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Communication Technology(phone)
Alexander Graham - switch board operator

Victorian

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Standardization(time)

Victorian

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Fashion, Sport, work, housing, travel

Victorian

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Dumbbell Tenement

Victorian

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Work-Marginal, part-time, seasonal, household servants

Victorian

Boss Tweed-Tammany Hall- immigrants come to New York, given food and shelter but have to vote for their politics- Commissioner of Public Works Bought land and sold it to the city Kickingbacking

Industrial

Communism- Everyone share Union Muckraker-changing/exposing things

Industrial

Lewis Hine-Exposed

Industrial

Jungle-Uptown Sinclair(Book) Bad sanitization trash w/sausage People willing to confess if gotten jobs FDR- read this and did Sanitization Act

Industrial

Peddler = sell things Charlette Temp, Famous Book - Women Seduced Dr. Stamonium by Samuel Woodworth

Industrial

P.T Barnum -Tricked people American Museums Inverted Horse Unicorn-Rhino Egress-Exit

Industrial

Andrew Carnegie-Gospel of Wealth

Industrial

Triangle Shortwaist Tragedy

Industrial

Samuel Gomper on shorter hours

Industrial

Jane Addams and Hull House

Industrial

Cast Down your bucket

Industrial

Accomplishment -Samuel Gompers Worker Comp for Accident Minimum Wage 10 hr day 10-hour day for women Movement toward old age pension on state level

Industrial

Booker T. Washington Tuskegee Institution/Vocational School ''Dignify and glorify common labor'' Believed in Segregation Newly free slaves

Industrial Revolution

W.E.B Dubois PhD Harvard Created NAACP Talented 10th

Industrial Revolution

Ida B Wells-Barnett Advocate for black and raping women 1) relationship secrets were trusted 2) during slavery, slaves were trusted 3) white men using, white women as an excuse 4) white men disrespecting white women and African American women 5) Disrespected white women teacher

Industrial Revolution

Jane Addams Hull House Goals were used to Alternatives -Working with Immigrants 1) Saloons as a gathering place (replace bars) 2) Political machine (Tammany Hall) 3) Replace working class -> middle class Abolish sweatshop- opened playground

Industrial

Worries about Girl -Young girl gets a job in the City/Enjoys freedom with the opposite gender ''pay up'' treating/prostitution progressive women - men seducing women raise of age of consent-16-18 Double Standard

Industrial

Cooney Island Eastside-Wealthy Westside- Private hid the money, Corruption

Industrial

George Tilyou Luna Park, Steeple Chase Dreamland Topsy Turvy Ride Freaks Engaged Rebellion

Industrial

Vaudeville;'' America Got Talent'' Big Business Predecers Didi it for $

Industrial

Women Vote Declaration of Sentiments (men are tyrants) - women are different

1920

NAWS- Celebrate Mother's Day-

1920

The New Women Evolve into Flapper Flapper & the Weaker sex -wear makeup bathing suot

1920

Prohibition

1920

Bootlegger/Moonshiner -distribute alcohol illegally

1920

FADS=Trends Cultural appropriation -Chinese culture Pole sitting Tennis on airplane

1920

Ku Klux Klan considered to be American to be in KKK - Wanted only white, gentile(non Jewish), Christian, pro Americans

1920

Black Wall Street- 40 blocks of business, wealthiest black neighborhood, burned

1920

DC Stephenson In charge of KKK in Indiana He released secrets of KKK

1920

Harlem Renaissance 1/2 million African Americans moves north

1920

Langston Hughes Dream Deferred

1920

Alan Locke-The New Negro-Internationalism-race pride

1920

Zora Neale Hurston- Howard University ''Queen Zera'' writer

1920

Jazz Scott Joplin Jelly Roll Morton Freddy Keppard- Afraid Music was stolen Louis Armstrong Duke Ellington-Piano

1920

Art Early Movies Nickelodeon-pay nickel to watch movie kinescope- Edison, pay nickel for 30 sec

1920

The Gigantic Forces of Depression Are Today in Retreat”: Hoover Insists That Things Are Getting Better

1930

FDR’s First Fireside Chat

1930

Letters to Mrs. Roosevelt

1930

Social Security Advisers Consider Male and Female Pensioners, 1938

1930

Scotsboro Trial

1930

The Ethics of Living Jim Crow: An Autobiographical Essay by Richard Wright

1930

Stock Market Crash People could buy off-margin Hoover believed that it would pass in 2 months, lasted 10 years

1930

Unemployment-1.5-3.2-7.5 million Americans Hooverville- homeless communities President friends w/Red Cross and decided to stop giving out help

1930

1 million Mexican Americans deported

1930

WWII vets promised bonus, set up encampment and then had the national guard set on them

1930

Used Radio to communicate

1930

Cradle to Grave- Democratic- WPA-Work Program Association

1930

Hoover excellence with $ FDR excellence with people, polio at 39, the country never knew it. had an affair with the his wife secretary, strong willed

1930

Eleanor and the New Deal 1st Activist 1st lady, talked politics with women, (daughter of revolution) racist

1930

Dorothea Lange-hired by FDR to record about country

1930

Woody Guthrie- Musician

1930

Realism and Diego Rivera

1930

The Flapper by Dorothy Parker

1920

Quotes by and about flappers

1920

Movies and Conduct by the University of Chicago sociologist Herbert Blumer, 1933

1920

Five Years of Prohibition and Its Results,”

1920

1929 Valentine's Day Massacre

1920

Poems by Langston Hughes`

1920

How It Feels to Be Colored Me, by Zora Neale Hurston

1920