Causes of the Civil War
This law expanded the power of slaveowners by making it legal for them to have slaves returned to them, even from free states
What is the Fugitive Slave Act?
This is a term for the politicians from the North who travelled to the South to easily win political offices during the Reconstruction era.
This is the term for fear of outsiders or foreign influence that was targeted towards immigrants in the Gilded Age
What is xenophobia?
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What is nativism?
Industrialization refers to a shift from agricultural to this type of production.
This group struggled with feelings of discontent with traditional gender norms and roles during the Progressive Era
Who are women?
This was the movement of Black Americans from the South to Northern fleeing Jim Crow era racial violence and segregation and seeking increased freedom, access to education, and job opportunities
What is the Great Migration?
This man was responsible for the perfection of the assembly line that produced the famous Model T automobile
Who is Henry Ford?
Plessy v. Ferguson allowed for Jim Crow era laws to be passed under this phrase that reflected the legalized segregation to be seen in America until the Civil Rights era
What is "separate but equal"?
States were divided into these three main geographically named areas before the start of the Civil War
What are the Union, border, and Confederate states?
These laws were passed by towns, counties, and Southern states in an attempt to prevent Black Americans from fully accessing all citizenship rights
What are Black codes?
The rise of these areas led to increased overcrowding and spread of disease during the Gilded Age.
What are cities?
Unfair pay, unsafe working conditions, and long hours are all reasons workers may have wanted to do what during the Gilded Age?
This period of artistic, musical, and cultural flourishing and change showed off the accomplishments and contributions of Black Americans in the neighborhood this period was named after
What is the Harlem Renaissance?
This refers to the viewpoint that America should remain closed off to immigration in order to maintain government and culture that is strictly democratic in nature
Isolationism
W.E.B. DuBois disagreed with this man on the path to establishing equality between Black and white Americans in society
Who is Booker T. Washington?
The amendment abolished slavery
What is the 13th Amendment?
While Northern economies were dependent on industrialized factories and production, Southern economies remained dependent on this type of economic activity.
What is agriculture?
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What is enslaved labor?
These three amendments, collectively known as the Reconstruction amendments, were ratified during the time period of the same name.
What are the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments?
Social, political, economic, and environmental are all categories of these two types of factors that may encourage immigration from one place to another
What are push and pull factors?
The opposite of monopolies, this type of economic system promotes competition between companies of all sizes in an effort to promote fairness for consumers
What is free market competition?
Highways, restaurants, diners, and motels all benefitted from this creation of this mass consumed product that was available for purchase on installment plans
These raids named after a US government official sought to deport immigrants with anti-democracy viewpoints that threatened American government
What are the Palmer raids?
This muckraker exposed tenement housing living conditions as overcrowded, unsanitary, and unsafe during the Progressive Era
Who is Jacob Riis?
This law was supported by President Andrew Jackson in an effort to expand US territories and access to resources on lands traditionally held and occupied by indigenous peoples
What is the Indian Removal Act?
Bleeding Kansas was a direct result of the passing of which legislation that created popular sovereignty, allowing states to vote if they were free or slave states
What is the Kansas Nebraka Act?
These three terms are used to broadly define the types of Reconstruction that occurred during this era led by two different groups in society
"New" immigrants arriving from which two major regions of the world were drawn to the US by increasing industrialization and economic opportunities
This French term refers to a "hands off" approach to the market system that allows it to operate without government interference or regulation
What is Laissez-Faire?
The Red Scare fought against people in the US holding these three types of anti-democratic viewpoints
What are socialism, communism, and anarchy?
What are society, government, and workplaces?
This author wrote about civil disobedience in his book titled by the same name about the refusal to follow government laws that lead to injustice in his book
Who is Thoreau?
This Supreme Court case ruled that Black Americans were not and could not become citizens of the United States
What is Dred Scott v. Sanford?
The Missouri Compromise and Kansas Nebraska Act failed to do what between the free and slave states that ultimately led to the Civil War?
What is balance the power between the free and slave states?
These three methods were used in attempts to prevent Black Americans from accessing their right to vote during the Reconstruction and Jim Crow eras of racial discrimination
What are labor unions?
This phenomenon of the Progressive Era was a direct result of the increased manufacturing of a variety of products from the Industrialization of America.
What is mass consumerism?
What is the US Food Adminstration?
This process of buying now and paying off later over the course of monthly payments was known as what
What is buying on credit?
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What is buying on installment plans?
Upton Sinclair wrote this muckraking book to expose the unsafe and unsanitary food processing and production conditions in Chicago's meatpacking industries
What is The Jungle?
This law created reservation systems to be used as systems of assimilation of indigenous peoples into white American culture and economic systems