Pre Civil War & Civil War
Reconstruction
Big Business
Reform
Progressivism
100

South Carolina was the first state to succeed from the Union. Who was the United States President that was elected and was the final justification for succession.

Abraham Lincoln

100

Returning a fraction of the harvest to the land owner as rent 

Sharecropping 

100

The first big business in America 

Railroad Industry 

100

This political group attempted unsuccessfully to represent the needs of ALL men


Populist Party

100

The upper middle class, often it was the women like Jane Adams who activated for social change.



Progressivists 

200

Where was the opening shots of the Civil War?


Fort Sumter  


200

Dreams of a "New South" centered on a vision for this

Industrial Development


200

Whenever a person or business sets out to own every step or aspect of production, assembly, and transportation.



vertical integration

200

Low cost dumbbell shaped buildings that provided housing for the growing urban population (mostly immigrants and their entire families)



Tenement Building

200

The allegory of this time was represented through this spiraling movie.

The Wizard of OZ

300

The act that was instituted to assist in the expansion and development of western lands. 

The Homestead Act

300

These set of laws were instituted to perpetuate socioeconomic racisms in the South

Black Codes

300

Serving as financial advisers to railroads, this group often eventually found themselves taking control. 

Investment Bankers

300

The urban housing design, once hailed as helpful innovation, turned out to be a dangerous blight on the cityscape. 

Dumbbell Tenement 

300

This middle class woman, having witnessed special boarding houses on a trip to London, sought to recreate them in America



Jane Adams

400

Abolitionism became irrelevant after the passage of these 

Reconstruction Amendments 
400

This Supreme Court case established the concept of "separate but equal" 

Plessy v. Ferguson 

400
The urban political machine was run like this

Business Corporation

400

This is the primary solution to the realization that cities could hardly survive, let lone grow, without improved transportation. 

Electric street cars 

400

This was the pseudo science or common belief that others were inherently better than others and was often measured how well they did in society


Social Darwinism

500

According to this theory after the Civil War, any poor farmer could work his way up, rung by rung, until he owned his own land. 

Agricultural Ladder

500
This also targeted poor whites who might beak party ranks. 

Disenfranchisement 

500

These steel tycoons illustrate the process of developing and industrial corporation. 

Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller

500

Eventually lead to safer working conditions and fire safety laws like occupation capacity or unlocked doors



Triangle Shirtwaist Fire

500

Civil Service merit standards and procedures for government jobs were outlined in this 1883 act. 

Pendleton Act