Unit 1 Topics
Black people being banned from carrying weapons is an example of what kind of Reconstruction era law?
Black Codes
Term for the time period between 1865 and 1877.
Reconstruction
What were two negative things Europeans brought to Indigenous people during early contact?
Horses and Steel
Potatoes and Corn
Diseases and Alcohol
Books and Computers
Diseases and Alcohol
What is the term for people who inhabited a land from the earliest times?
-Immigrants
-Indigenous
-Tourists
-Settlers
Indigenous
Name all the continents.
Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Europe, North America, Oceania, and South America
What year was the 13th Amendment passed?
1865
Formerly enslaved Black people were called?
Freedmen/Freedpeople
What was the name of the forced march of the Cherokee to Oklahoma?
The Long Walk
The Great Migration
Trail of Tears
The Western Path
Trail of Tears
When one country establishes political control over another area by force, it is:
-Migration
-Globalization
-Colonization
-Diplomacy
-Colonization
Where did Ms. Jones go to college?
Temple University
Which amendment made it illegal to deny the right to vote based on race?
15th Amendment
The right to vote in political elections is called?
-emancipation
-vagrancy
-suffrage
-reconstruction
Suffrage
Who were the original Indigenous people of Philadelphia?
Cherokee
Lenni Lenape
Lakota
Navajo
Lenni Lenape
What is "Settler Colonialism"?
Displacing indigenous groups to settle permanently
The term for race based enslavement.
Chattel slavery
What did 1800s abolitionists want?
The end of slavery
Agricultural system where tenants worked land in exchange for a share of crops, keeping many in debt.
-Sharecropping
-Migrant farming
-Vagrancy
-Convict leasing
Sharecropping
"Kill the Indian and save the man" was the motto for which institution?
-Indian Reservations
-Indian Boarding Schools
-Manifest Destiny
Indian Boarding Schools
Losing one's original culture to fit into a different society is called:
Diversity
Assimilation
Sovereignty
Traditionalism
Assimilation
Name all 5 oceans.
Pacific, Atlantic, Southern, Arctic, Indian
What segregation laws were passed after Reconstruction ended?
Jim Crow Laws
Agency aiding former slaves and poor whites with food, housing, and education.
Freedmen's Bureau
Which U.S. law caused Native peoples to be forced from their homes and lands en masse?
-Treaty of New Echota
-Dawes Act
-Indian Appropriations Acts
-Indian Removal Act
Indian Removal Act
Which belief suggested the U.S. was destined by God to expand to the Pacific?
Great Awakening
Westward Requirement
Continental Union
Manifest Destiny
Manifest Destiny
Which Black sociologist first made data portraits?
-Carter G Woodson
-W.E.B. DuBois
-Dred Scott
-George Washington Carver
W.E.B. DuBois