This reconstruction plan called for 10% of a rebel state's voters to take an oath of loyalty, as long as the state approved the 13th amendment?
What is 10 percent plan
100
name one way that southerners tried to keep freed black men from the ballot box?
What is poll tax, grandfather clause, literacy test
100
Why did the north not just give freedmen land in the South?
What is did not like taking property from Americans, felt it set a bad precedent
100
Republicans planned to use this business to help integrate the National economy?
What is railroads
100
Why did women's roles in the west tend to be more egalitarian?
What is the tough environment required the full participation of women for survival
200
This plan required an oath of allegiance by the majority of a state's voters, governments run by those who did not fight in the war, and permanent disenfranchisement of Confederate leaders?
What is Wade-Davis Bill
200
what was the basis of the 14th amendment?
What is national citizenship rights to freed black men
200
Which American president was impeached for his actions during the Reconstruction period?
What is Andrew Johnson
200
what was the purpose of protective tariffs?
What is promote home-grown products over importation of foreign goods
200
trying to force Indians to adopt white ways was known as what?
What is assimiliation
300
What happened to Andrew Johnson's lenient plan of Reconstruction?
What is blocked by Congress who refused to admit the southern delegates
300
What was the chief focus of NWSA?
What is women's suffrage movement
300
self-seeking Northern interlopers who sold things in the south were known by what colorful moniker?
What is carpetbaggers
300
corporations that dominated whole sectors of the economy and wielded monopoly or near-monopoly power were known as what?
What is trusts
300
What was the Dawes Severalty Act
What is broke up reservations in an effort to have Indians assimilate into White society
400
The division of the South into 5 military districts was enacted under this act?
What is Reconstruction Act of 1867
400
because there was no money in the south, this system rose up to dominate southern economics?
What is sharecropping system
400
what did the 15th amendment do?
What is protected male rights to vote irrespective of race, color, or previous condition of servitude
400
the sharp limitation of America's money supply was a direct result from this U.S. policy in the 1870's?
What is retiring of greenbacks
400
putting aside of beautiful land for the enjoyment of Americans was known as what?
What is conservation
500
How did southerners attempt to "get around" enforcing the 13th amendment?
What is black codes
500
many freed men and women accepted the northern "cult of domesticity" idea, which essentially was what?
What is men work, women stay in the home to raise children and care for domestic duties
500
What event ended Reconstruction?
What is Compromise of 1877
500
Thousands of freed blacks migrated to Kansas and called themselves what?
What is Exodusters
500
The last major military victory of Indians over the U.S. Army was at?