history quiz fun Flashcards

1
Q

to describe white Southerners who supported the Reconstruction policies of the federal government and the rights of freed African Americans after the Civil War.

A

Scalawags

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  • This did not
    free any slaves immediately
    because it applied only to
    areas behind Confederate
    lines, outside Union control.
    -had much symbolic importance
    -discourages Britain from supporting the Confederacy.
    -confederates reacted with outrage.
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Emancipation Proclamation

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3
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-a secret organization whose goal was to restore white supremacy.
-It’s method was to prevent African Americans from excericising their politcal rights.

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Ku Klux Klan

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4
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  • the discrimnatrory laws passed throughout the post Civil War South which restricted African Americans.
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black codes

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5
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-marked the ends of efforts to enforce civil rights protections for african americans in the south
-had long lasting implications for race relations and southern politics

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Compromise of 1877

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6
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-By year’s end 27 states, including 8 from the South, had ratified what
-law in the united states that abolished slavery
-made it illegal for anyone to own or force anyone to work
-ensured that all people no matter their race should be free

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Thirteenth Amendment

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7
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-delievered by Lincoln in 1863
-honored soilders who fought in civil war
-Lincoln was making sure everyone in America could be free and have equal rights.
-He reminded everyone that freedom and equality should be the foundation of the nation.

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Gettysburg Address

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8
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-helped bring an end to Reconstruction
-aimed to rebuild southern states and ensure rights
for free African Americans

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Rutherford B Hayes

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9
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prohibited slavery in the US

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13th Amend

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10
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granted citizenship to all african americans and equal protection under law

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14th amend

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11
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extended voting rights to all african american men in the US

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15th amend

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12
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a period of rebiilding relations between north and south, lasting from 1865 - 1877

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reconstruction

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13
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freed southern blacks

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freedman

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14
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northern businessmen and policemen and politicians who migrated to the south to work on reconstruction projects or invest southern infrastructure

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carpetbaggers

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15
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created to aid newly emancipated slaves by providing food, clothing, medical care, etc

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freedmans bereu

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16
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white southerners who supported reconstruction

17
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-lenient reconstruction plan
-believed that southern states should be quickly allowed into the union without harsh punishment
-plan allowed southern states to rejoin the union if they abolished slavery (through 13th amend)
-failed to protect the rights of freed slaves and limited the process of ending reconstruction

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Andrew Johnson

18
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pushed for laws that gave African Americans equal rights and protection
-wanted a more aggressive and equal approach to rebuilding nation after civil war

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radical republicans

19
Q

refers to the formal process by which a government official, such as the president, is charged with misconduct or illegal actions in office.

20
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the belief that Northerners arrived with so few belongings that everything could fit into, a small piece of luggage made of carpeting.

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carpetbaggers

21
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landowners would allow farmers to work on their land in exchange for a portion of the crops they produced, rather than paying them wages in cash.

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tenant farmers

22
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gave a share of the crops they produced (usually about half) to the landowner as payment for using the land.

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sharecroppers

23
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to describe white Southerners who supported the Reconstruction policies of the federal government and the rights of freed African Americans after the Civil War.