Unit 1: Reconstruction
Unit 2 Westward Expansion
Unit 3: The Gilded Age
Unit 4: Jim Crow Rises
Unit 5: American Imperialism
Unit 6:Progressivism
200

Abolished slavery, except as a means of criminal punishment

What was the 13th Amendment?

200

An Act to Provide for the Allotment of Lands in Severalty to Indians on the Various Reservations

What is the Dawes Act?

200

People with no training in any craft and often struggled to make ends meet working an industrialized factories, mines, railroads, etc.

Who were Unskilled Labor?

200

This major court decision immediately resulted in the segregation of the south

What is Plessy V. Ferguson?

200

add (territory) to one's own territory by appropriation

What is Annexation?

200

His writing, while revolting, led to tremendous change in the food industry

Who was Upton Sinclair?

400

These reconstruction era laws are very similar to the laws developed during Jim Crow

What are Black Codes

400

He wrote a famous letter about liberty and freedom as a critique of the Chinese Exclusion Act

Who was Saum Song Bo?

400

The economic terms for the contest between several firms selling similar goods or services

What is Competition?

400

If you were in the deep south during the Jim Crow era your job options were mostly limited to this

what is Sharecropping?

400

The explosion aboard this ship marked the begining of American Imperialism

What is The U.S.S. Maine?

400

His photography brought to life the harm of Child Labor

Who is Lewis Hine?

600

The site of one of the worst massacres during Reconstruction

Where is Colfax Courthouse?

600

Daily Double!!

The Massacre at Wounded Knee was a targeted extermination of which peoples

600

This economic crisis inadvertently led to an era where consolidation became significantly easier

What is the Panic of 1873?

600

(of a mob) kill (someone), especially by hanging, for an alleged offense with or without a legal trial.

What is Lynching?

600


What Was the Spanish American War?

600

She wrote the unfair treatment of workers in the oil industry at the hands of Standard Oil

Who was Ida Tarbell?

800

A group that was politically motivated utilized governing bodies to attempt to prevent reconsturction

Who were Southern Democrats?

800

the first significant law restricting immigration into the United States

What is the Chinese Exclusion Act?

800

A third political party that cropped up among farmers and workers and spread to cities and represents the dissatisfaction people had with traditional political parties

What was the Populist party?

800

Name the Sharecropping Cycle Phase: Farmer receives land and seed and signs contract with landowner

what is phase 1?

800

These people sensionalized the explosion on the U.S.S. Maine to try and push the American populace towards supporting war

who were yellow journalists?

800

A broad term that encompasses all the different groups fighting for the enfranchisement of women

what was the Suffrage Movement?

1000

The most harmful provision of the compromise of 1877 demanded the north refrain from this

What is interfering with racial relations in the south?

1000

One of the harms of the Dawes act was that it moved land from under ownership of the whole tribe as a group, to ownership being given to these people

Who were the heads of households?

1000
DAILY DOUBLE!!

Three major ways trusts harm society

1000

Segregation was less about purely seperating races and more about this

What is leverage OR making sure one race was seen as better than another

1000

The Foraker act of 1900 developed a term for the newly added islands the United States had claimed between 1898 and 1890

What are "Insular Territories"?

1000

a labor organization that sought to organize workers along the lines of industrial unions rather than the specialized trade, or craft, unions of the American Federation of Labor

Who was the IWW or the Industrial Workers of the World?

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