Lesson 1 Flashcards

Vocabulary (19 cards)

1
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laws designed by the ex-confederate state to sharply limit the civil and economic rights of freedmen and create an exploitable workforce

A

Black Codes & Vagrancy Laws

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called for the establishment of gov’ts in the post-confederate South. It would pardon all southerners who swore an oath to the Union and recognized emancipation. When 10% of a state’s voters took an oath, the state could apply for federal recognition

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Ten Percent Plan

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3
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relief of agency for war war-ravaged South created by Congress in March 1865. It provided emergency services, built schools, and managed confiscated lands

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Freedmen’s Bureau

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4
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drafted by Congress June 1866, it defined citizenship to include African Americans, guaranteed equal protection before the law, and established federal gov’t as guarantor of individual rights

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Fourteenth Amendment

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5
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white Southerners derogatory term for Northerners who came South after the war to settle, work, or aid ex-slaves

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Carppetbagger

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white southerners term for fellow whites considered traitors to their region’s race for joining the republican party and cooperating with Reconstruction

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Scallawags

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7
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constitutional amendment passed by Congress in 1869 providing an explicit guarantee for black suffrage

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Fifteenth Amendment

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8
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tactics of political violence and terrorism developed in 1874-1875 to keep freedmen away from the polls

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Mississippi Plan

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9
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return of an all white aligargey of former Confederates

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Redeemers

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10
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established the citizenship of African Americans. It guaranteed equal treatment in public accommodations and transportation, and prohibited exclusion from jury service.

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Civil Rights Act of 1875

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11
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resolution to unresolved Presidential election of 1876. Rutherford Hayes was given presidential victory. Democrats agreed to deal in secret meeting in exchange for end of Reconstruction and removal of federal troops in the South

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Compromise of 1877

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12
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It represented a shift away from the agrarian, slave-based economy of the “Old South” towards a more industrialized and diverse society.

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New South

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13
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a Democrat who took Presidency after the assassination of Lincoln

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Andrew Johnson

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14
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Civil war hero, Republican Party nominated him and he won the presidency. His platform of political moderation, fiscal responsibility, and moderate approach to Reconstruction

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Ulysses S. Grant

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15
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southerners embraced the image of Pre-war South as an ideal Society and Confederate bid for independence as a valiant ________

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The Lost Cause

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16
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white ruling oligarchy, derogatory term for aristocratic ambitions

17
Q

Literacy tests and rise in Jim Crow laws to undermine 15th Amendment. Terrorist organizations also rose (KKK, Knights of White Camelia, White Brotherhood)

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White Resistance

18
Q

farmers gained the right to farm a plot of land in exchange for rent paid in the form of a share of the profits earned

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sharecroppers

19
Q

social and legal system of segregation and disenfranchisement

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Jim Crow & segregation