SECESSION & THE CIVIL WAR
PIONEER TIMES
RECONSTRUCTION & THE NEW SOUTH
BLACK AMERICANS
IN THE SOUTH
100

The Civil War, or War Between the States, was fought between these two factions.

What are the Union and the Confederacy? 

100

This dangerous type of conflict resolution was popular amongst gentlemen well into the 1800s.

What is dueling? 

100

The end of the Civil War guaranteed an end to this institution. 

What is slavery? 

100

Enslaved Black people combined Christian faith and African tradition to create this type of music.

What are spirituals? 

200

Young men who were slow to enlist in the army were sent this symbol of femininity. 

What is a petticoat? 

200

This myth tells of an Arkansas politician and a backwoods squatter finding common ground over a fiddle tune. 

What is "The Arkansas Traveler"?

200

During Reconstruction, the majority of wealthy planters and businessmen belonged to this political party.

What is the Democrat Party?

200

Many Black Americans were forced into this bleak economic system, wherein farmers work the land of others in exchange for the share of the crop.

What is sharecropping? 

300

Arkansas almost unanimously voted to secede from the Union, with the exception of this man.

Who is Isaac Murphy?

300

More than 2,000 separate tremors were recorded by this earthquake located at Crowley’s Ridge, between 1811-1812.

What is New Madrid? 

300

The primary goal of Radical Reconstruction was to improve the economy and this institution. 

What is public education? 

300

This formerly enslaved woman became Little Rock’s first Black teacher, working in the school system for 70 years.

Who is Charlotte Stephens? 

400

This group of people provided the bulk of Confederate uniforms, blankets, and bandages for soldiers, mostly worked by hand.

Who are women? 

400

Early homesteaders in the 1800s were primarily this type of farmer.

What is Yeoman?

400

After the Civil War, Southern white men were granted the right to vote only if they could swear by this oath.

What is the iron-clad oath? 

400

Black Americans were subject to this set of laws and measures that prevented them from accessing equal rights under the law.

What are Jim Crow laws?