Reconstruction & The Jim Crow Era Flashcards

1
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What does the 13th Amendment do?

A

Outlaws slavery

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2
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What does the 14th Amendment do?

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  • Defines Citizenship to include all people.

- Declares that laws have to apply to everyone equally.

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What does the 15th Amendment do?

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  • Makes it illegal to prevent citizens from voting based on race, color, or for being a former slave.
  • African American men can vote.
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4
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When is Reconstruction?

A

1865-1877

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What is Reconstruction?

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The period of recovery & reintegration of the South.

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6
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What is a Carpetbagger?

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Derogatory term for a Northerner who was seen as intruding on the South during Reconstruction.

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What is a Scalawag?

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  • Southern Whites who collaborate with Reconstruction governments.
  • Southerners who did not actively oppose Reconstruction.
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8
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Who is the President after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln?

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Andrew Johnson

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9
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These were laws passed in the South during Presidential Reconstruction designed to limit the freedoms of formerly enslaved people.

A

Black Codes

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10
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Who was the first African American Senator?

A

Hiram Revels

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11
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This political agreement made Rutherford B. Hayes President & ended Reconstruction.

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The Compromise of 1877

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12
Q

Poll Taxes & Literacy Tests were designed to limit people’s right to ________.

A

Vote

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13
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This era spans from 1877 to the 1960’s & describes a system of white supremacy.

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The Jim Crow Era

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14
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  • This was a loophole for white people around the Jim Crow laws that prevented people from voting.
  • This is the way that poor illiterate white people could still vote.
A

The “Grandfather Law”

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What is de jure segregation & where was it practiced?

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The South

Segregation by law.

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16
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What is de facto segregation & where was it practiced?

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  • The North

- Segregation by custom

17
Q

This is the practice of requiring separate housing, education and other services based on color or race.

A

Segregation

18
Q

Sharecropping was a system where people would trade their _______ for crops.

A

Labor

19
Q

Sharecroppers often could not stop working for landowners because__________.

A

They were in debt.

20
Q

What was the biggest problem for African Americans in the South during this period?

A

Malnutrition / disease / starvation

21
Q

What was the goal of the KKK & and other terror organizations?

A

To enforce white supremacy through violence & intimidation.

22
Q

What kind of people start the KKK?

A

Confederate veterans

-They were often led by Confederate officers.

23
Q

What kind of people did the KKK target?

A

Political Leaders, Heads of families, church & community group leaders.

24
Q

Immigrants from Europe stop coming to work in Northern factories because of this war:

A

WWI

25
Q

Where do most people settle (move to) during The Great Migration?

A

Major Northern Cities: New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit & others.

26
Q

What kind of work did black Americans find there?

A

Men-Factories, Slaughterhouses, Foundries- Hard Labor

Women- Low wage domestic jobs (nannies, cooks, housekeepers)