The Black Worker/The White Worker
How much of a percentage many of black worker are free in 1860
What is 11%
Approximately how many of about 4 million enslaved people were owned by the planter class?
What is 3 million
What event does Du Bois refer to as the "General Strike" in the context of Reconstruction?
What is the mass labor strikes and protests by black workers during Reconstruction?
Who were in favor of the Confederacy
What is the churches and Universities
An event that divided the North and South from 1861 - 1865
What is The Civil War?
In between what two centuries have African transported to to various Americas
What is From 15 century to 19 century
What did the planters make profit to support instead of production?
What is their own grandiose lifestyles.
What were some of the key demands and goals of the General Strike, as outlined by Du Bois?
What are fair wages, land reform, political representation, and an end to racial discrimination?
When was the Emancipations Proclamation was declared and why was it declared
What is January 1, 1863 and the reason it that all slaves that are held in the rebellion states are free know.
an American-German reformer who wrote a report on the State of the South after The Civil War.
Who is Carl Schurz?
What eight Western State were admitted in the Union between 1803 through 1861
What is Ohio in 1803, Indiana in 1816, Illinois in 1818, Michigan in 1837, Iowa in 1846, Wisconsin in 1848, Minnesota in 1858 and Kansa in 1861
What gave the North power over the South despite the South having an unfair political advantage?
What is the South refused to modernize their system of farming causing the North to have much more control over the demand and market for their agricultural products.
How did the General Strike challenge the established social and economic order of the South during Reconstruction, as described by Du Bois?
What is disrupting the existing labor system, asserting black workers' rights, and challenging white supremacy?
How many North states switch sides because the unfavorable to the Emancipation Proclamation
What is 8 states
Which was the first state the enact Black Codes which served as a model for many other Southern states?
What is Mississippi
This tactic was used by the Abolitionist Movement to persuade others to join the movement.
What is propaganda?
True or false: the planters claimed to hate slave traders. Why?
True, they claimed it was against their moral values to separate families despite never acting of these values.
What were some of the successes and limitations of the General Strike in achieving its objectives, as discussed by Du Bois?
What were some of the successes and limitations of the General Strike in achieving its objectives, as discussed by Du Bois?
What is the money differences is the between the soldier and the African American were getting paid.
What is $3
What beliefs after the war led to the violent discrimination of free black people in the south?
What is the belief that they caused the fall of the south and the rise in poverty.
This movement argued that white workers should not have to compete with black workers.
what is the Free-Labor Soil Movement?
Why and how did slavery have psychological effects on slave owners as opposed to just enslaved people?
What is owning and brutally controlling other human beings hugely inflated their egos and caused them to become arrogant and demanding.
How did the General Strike contribute to shaping the political and social landscape of the South and the nation during Reconstruction, according to Du Bois?
Answer: What is challenging the power dynamics, raising awareness of black workers' struggles, and influencing subsequent labor movements?
What is the Chartist Movement and who was the leader of it
What is the working class movement that was caused by the failure of the 1832 reform act and the leader is Ernest Jones