Test: Reconstruction and Western Movement

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Test: Reconstruction and Western Movement

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Don't punish the South, 10% loyalty oath, no punishment for leaders, not implemented, South supported this plan ONLY
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Lincoln Don't punish the South, 10% loyalty oath, no punishment for leaders, not implemented, South supported this plan ONLY
Johnson Ratify 13th amendment, punish plantation owners and confederate leaders, loyalty oath, noth implemented
Radical Republicans Ratify 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments, make it difficult for the South to return to the union, military occupation, yes-implemented
1865-1877 Reconstruction period
April 14, 1865 Lincoln's assassination
1877 Compromise of ____ ends Reconstruction
1865 The year the KKK was created
January 1, 1865 Date of eligibility for people to vote under grandfather clause
1865-1890 Western Expansion period
1862 Year of the Homestead Act
1890s By this time, there was no more frontier
1877-1970 The period when Jim Crow Laws were in action
1876 Year Rutherford B. Hayes was elected President
Wade-Davis Bill Same as the Radical Republican plan
Johnson Impeached because Radical Republicans don't like him
13th amendment Abolishes slavery
14th amendment Everyone should be equal under the law, regardless of race
15th amendment African American men are given the right to vote
Compromise of 1877 Hayes is president (Republican), Reconstruction ends in the South
Black Codes Laws in the South that restrict movement, economic rights
KKK White Supremacy group, intimidation in the South
Jim Crow Segregation in education, public places, voting
Literacy Test Must be able to read to vote
Poll Tax Pay a tax to vote
Grandfather Clause If you have a grandfather that could vote prior to January 1, 1865, you can vote
African Americans, Immigrants, Southerners 3 groups that moved west
To escape segregation Why did African Americans move west?
To get land Why did Immigrants move west?
The South is poor and damaged Why did the Southerners move west?
Transcontinental Railroad Connects the Mississippi with the Pacific Ocean, people can move west more quickly
Homestead Act You get 160 acres of land per head of household if you move west
McCormick Created the mechanical reaper
John Deere Created the plow
Great Land Race People race for sections of land to claim
Cowboys Herd cattle to the market, 14 hour days, dangerous conditions
25% African American, 16% Mexican, the rest are young white men Racial breakdown of cowboys
Sodbusters Farmers, families, live in settled communites of sodhouses and farms
Barbed wire, settlement of the Rocky Mountains, valleys in the West, 1890s, development of towns What ended the frontier?
Buffalo The destruction of the _______ destroyed the Native Americans. Relied on them for clothing, food, housing, and worship
Battle of Little Bighorn General Custer and the 7th Calvary are wiped out by Sioux Indians at the __________
Massacres at Wounded Knee and Sand Creek US army retaliates by killing old people, women, children, and other natives
Lee Not for secession, but he will not go against Virginia, General of the Army of Northern VA, Only lives about 10 years, President of Washington College
Grant Failed at business prior to the War, also a graduate of West Point, General in the Western theatre and then Lincoln makes him General Army of the Potomac, President of the US after the war (during most of Reconstruction)
Fredrick Douglass Slave who buys his freedom, becomes an abolitionist. During the War, he continues as an abolitionist, pushes Lincoln for Emancipation Proclamation, bringing Free Blacks into the Union Army. After war he is an ambassador to Haiti

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