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Name for the forced labor used on southern plantations
Slavery
This was the last major CSA victory which happened to take place in Georgia
The Battle of Chickamauga
Name the bill introduced in Congress that expanded our provided mail delivery system
The Rural Free Delivery Bill
Court case that confirmed the "separate, but equal" doctrine as constitutional
Plessy v. Ferguson
Who am I?
I believed education was the key to equality, coined the phrase "Talented 10th," believed in immediate equality
W.E.B DuBois
This organization helped the poor to get food, shelter, clothing and an education after the war
Freedmen's Bureau
General Sherman led troops from Atlanta to Savannah destroying as much property as possible
Sherman's March to the Sea
The Voice of the New South, editor, and had the idea for the International Cotton Exposition
Henry Grady
The term used to describe the removal of a person's right to vote
Disenfranchisement
Who am I?
I was born a slave, believed in learning a skill or trade, encouraged equality would come through economic independence, and I delivered the Atlanta Compromise Speech
Booker T. Washington
Anyone believing in states' rights would also believe that a state could declare a federal law invalid and not follow the law. This is called ________________.
Nullification
This Supreme Court decision established that slaves are property and not US citizens. This meant that slavery was allowed in all US states
The Dred Scott Case
Expo in Atlanta that showcased Georgia's economic recovery from the war, where Booker T. Washington gave his Atlanta Compromise Speech, and GA Tech was born from this event
The International Cotton Exposition
What invoked fear in whites to cause the 1906 Atlanta Race Massacre?
Allegedly it was Tom Watson making false stories of black men attacking white women
Who Am I?
I was the first African-American millionaire, I owned barber shops, owned rental property, and I used my money to start Atlanta Mutual Life Insurance
Alonzo F. Herndon
Wanted to punish the southern states from seceding from the union; the harshest of the Reconstruction Plans; military was put in charge of southern states
Congressional plan OR Radical Republican plan (keep in mind that the term Congressional plan is a better fit)
This gave the north control of the legislature when California entered as a free state. It offset the balance in the Senate, which angered the southern states.
The Compromise of 1850
This man created the Populist Party, wanted to help all farmers, and created the bill for mail delivery
Tom Watson
These laws were state and local statutes, enforced in the south, that legalized racial segregation and discrimination
Jim Crow laws OR Black codes (keep in mind that Jim Crow laws fits better here)
Who Am I?
I was the superintendent of the pencil factory, accused, convicted, commuted, and hanged for the murder of Mary Phagan, and I was discriminated against because I was Jewish
Leo Frank
What did the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendment do?
13- Abolished slavery
14- All U.S. born people are citizens of the U.S.
15- All men of all races can vote
This idea enacted the Fugitive Slave Law. It saved the USA from war, but proved to be only temporary because 10 years later when Lincoln was re-elected, the south seceded and the war began
The Georgia Platform
The nickname of the 3 Democratic governors of GA responsible for lowering taxes, bringing industry to the state and establishing the Convict Lease System
The Bourbon Triumvirate
Name 3 examples of disenfranchisement
Poll taxes, literacy tests, the KKK, white primary, and/or the grandfather clause
Of these Early Civil Rights Leaders, which two had the most in common regarding equal rights for black Americans?
Booker T. Washington, W.E.B. DuBois, or Alonzo Herndon
Booker T. Washington and Alonzo F. Herndon