This battle was the turning point of the Civil War?
Gettysburg
I was the President that followed Lincoln, former slave owner and was lenient on former Confederate leaders.
Andrew Johnson.
This act tried to "Americanize" Natives by offering private land, ability to vote. Ended up hurting Natives long term.
Dawes Act.
I am the innovation/ invention that connected people, cities, ideas, shipping, travel, etc.
Railroads.
What Ideology believed workers were being taken advantage of, but didn't necessarily believe a violent revolution was needed.
Socialism
This "compromise" admitted California as a free state and allowed for Popular Sovereignty in new territories claimed by Mexico.
Compromise of 1850
These laws kept southern African Americans segregated in "Separate but equal" facilities.
Jim Crow Laws.
This political party represented farmers, coal miners, labor workers in the late 19th century. Fought for the "everyman"
Populist Party
Market Economy.
These groups of people came from Eastern and Southern Europe. How were they referred to?
During the War, Lincoln suspends this right, which prevents the Government from arresting someone without charge/ providing evidence. Many disagree.
Habeus Corpus
14th
These laws were passed by state legislatures. They regulated railroad shipping costs and grain storage rates.
Granger Laws
I helped bring tourism, railroads and migration down to Florida.
This legislation prevented Chinese Immigrants from entering America and made it hard for those established to return.
Chinese Exclusion Act.
This act split a newly formed territory into two and also opened Pop. Sovereignty to areas previously not allowed. Also led to bloodshed & creation of Republican Party.
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Sharecropping.
This act was the first responses to Unfair business practices. It forced Railroad companies to post all prices and not charge unreasonable prices for shipping.
Interstate Commerce Act.
This act prevented unfair business practices and helped break up monopolies.
Sherman Antitrust Act.
This group of Americans despised increased Immigration and looked to prevent further "destruction" of American culture and loss of jobs.
Nativists.
This was the Union's plan to create a Naval Blockade on southern ports/ Mississippi River.
Anaconda Plan
This group believed in the harshest punishments for Southern States and the most rights for freedmen.
Radical Republicans
This list of ideas was created by populists and reflected their ideals of "pro workers" as well as restrictions on working hours AND immigration.
Omaha Platform
I was the captain of the oil industry and also controlled large pieces of the railroad, this allowed me to make an absolute fortune from my company...Standard Oil
John D. Rockefeller.
Organizations which often were corrupt, but helped Immigrants in return for votes. Ran by bosses who often controlled large aspects of city politics.
Political Machines.