Native American Policy
Causes of the Civil War
Reconstruction
The Jim Crow South
100

This system moved Native tribes onto designated lands that were often less fertile than the land they had been removed from.

Reservation System
100

This 1857 Supreme Court case ruled that Congress could not prohibit slavery in the territories

Dred Scott Decision

100

This amendment permanently abolished slavery throughout the US

13th amendment

100

This farming system often trapped African Americans in cycles of debt after the war

Sharecropping

200

1887 law that broke up tribal land sinto individual plots for native american families

Dawes Act

200

This phrase describes the fundamental economic differences between the industrial North and the Agrarian South

Sectionalism 

200

This amendment granted citizenship and equal protection under the law to all persons born in the US

14th amendment

200

This doctrine claimed segregated facilities were legal as long as they were equal in quality, though they rarely were

Separate but Equal OR Plessy v Ferguson

300

This was the primary purpose of the reservation system?

Removing Natives from valuable/desired land

300

These three laws, passed by Congress between 1820 and 1854, all attempted to manage the spread of slavery into new territories

Missouri Compromise, Compromise of 1850, Kansas-Nebraska Act

300

This group in Congress pushed for an agressive Reoconstruction plan and full civil and political rights for African Americans

Radical Republicans

300

What issue divided Republicans and Radical Republicans the most?

Reentry of Southern States into the Union 

400

Granted 160 acres of land to settlers, accelerating expansion on to Native lands

Homestead Act 


400

Admitted California as free, used Popular Sovereignty elsewhere, and toughened the Fugitive Slave Act

Compromise of 1850

400

This president favored a quick, lenient reunification for the South, which put him in direct conflict with the rest of Congress

Andrew Johnson
400

THe post reconstruction low point in American race relations, marked by segregation, violence, and the circumvention of the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments

The Nadir 

500

US Policy pressuring Native americans to abandon their culture in favor of white american customs

Assimilation

500

The Dredd Scott decision struck down this earlier compromise which had used a geographic line to divide free and slave territory

Missouri Compromise 

500

This amendment protected the right to vote regardless of race.

15th amendment

500

These southern laws enforced racial segregation and used tactics like poll taxes and literacy tests to disenfranchise black voters

Jim Crow Laws