Reconstruction
What does the 13th Amendment State?
Abolished slavery except as a punishment for crime
What did the chines exclusion act do?
It excluded Chinese immigrants from coming to the U.S
What did labor unions fight for?
Higher wages, better working conditions, shorter work days, etc.
What is a strike?
Refusing to work until labor demands are met
What were the two types of laws that were created after the civil war?
Jim Crow and Black Codes
List two immigration act passed in the U.S:
1790 Naturalization ActAlien Enemies Act
Chinese Exclusion Act
Immigration Act of 1924
Labor Appropriation Act
Bracero Program
Refugee Act of 1980
Homeland Security Act
DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals)
What is Vertical Integration?
a strategic move where a company owns or controls its supply chain, including suppliers, distributors, or retail locations, rather than outsourcing them.
Why do labor protections exist today?
Because Labor unions have advocated for those rights
Which group wanted to punish the south the hardest?
Republicans
List one misconception about immigration in the U.S based off the Adam Ruins everything video.
Answers vary
What is Horizontal Integration?
a strategic move where a company owns or controls its supply chain, including suppliers, distributors, or retail locations, rather than outsourcing them.
How can someone become a U.S. citizen?
Answers vary
What does the 13th Amendment state?
Abolished slavery, except as a punishment for crime
This act was passed after the 9/11 attacks
Homeland Security Act
The Social Gospel is a social movement within Protestantism that aims to apply Christian ethics to social problems, especially issues of social justic
What does the 14th & 15th Amendment state?
Equal protection under the law and right to vote for black men
What are the different types of immigration visas?
Family-Based Immigration
Employment-Based Immigration:
Refugees and Asylees:
Per Country Ceilings:
Diversity Visa Program:
What did the Wagner Act Do?
guaranteed private-sector employees the right to organize unions, engage in collective bargaining, and take collective action like strikes
was a powerful American financier and banker who dominated corporate finance and industrial consolidation in the late 19th and early 20th centuries