Unit 1 Flashcards

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Republicans After Civil War

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Wanted reconciliation with the help of Abraham Lincoln

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Radical Republicans

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Wanted equal rights and vengeance

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Andrew Johnson

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A poor southerner and democrat who became president after Lincoln’s assassination, ex-civil war rebels came back into power with his lead

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13th Amendment

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No slavery except for prison

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14th Amendment

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Citizenship protected

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15th Amendment

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Protected the right to vote

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1876 Election

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Tied election allows north to win if they take away the army in the south, but gold is found in the west so the government agrees

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Homestead Act

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Provides 160 acres of land to any citizen or intended citizen, not a confederate, who agrees to improve the land

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Cattle in Texas

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Too cheap and too many after war, Goodnight-Loving trail is created for hungry miners and Native Americans who’s land had been stolen

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Robber Baron

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Businessperson who is wealthy by means of unfairness and does not use the wealth for good

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Captain of Industry

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Businessperson who is wealthy but is fair and uses wealth for good/philanthropy

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Vertical Integration

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Process by which companies buy out all supplies/raw materials

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Horizontal Integration

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Process by which a company buys out/merges with competing companies

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Trust

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A system where industrialists combine companies under one board of directors to control an industry, reduce competition, and increase profits, also a type of horizontal integration

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Faisser-Faire Economics

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An economic philosophy where the government doesn’t regulate businesses, meaning leave it alone

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Union

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A group with collective bargaining power

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17
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Knights of Labor

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Inclusive, cooperative union

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American Federation of Labor

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Exclusive especially to KOL, a skilled labor focused union

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Industrial Workers of the World

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Socialists, anarchists, radical, with a direct action for industries union

20
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European Migration Reasons

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Religious persecution, food scarcity, class systems, revolutions, and opportunity

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Chinese and Japanese Timeline

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Came to America at same time, then excluded, went to Hawaii, Hawaii becomes a state so to California

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Approval in Journey to America

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Inability to speak English, screened for health problems and could be quarantined, had to prove ability to work and have some money

23
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Nativism

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Anti-immigrant movements

24
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Chinese Exclusion Act

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Restricted Chinese immigration

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Homestead Qualifications
Head of the household, at least 21 years old, certify he or she had never taken up arms against the U.S
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Homestead Provings
Live on the land, build a home, make improvements to the land, and farm for five years
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Dawes Act
Break up tribal lands by means of assimilating indigenous people, stripping them of their land and selling it, and restricting them of becoming U.S. citizens unless they agreed to the division
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Dawes Act Impact
Giving them a fraction of land unsuitable for agriculture, required ranching, eligibility for enrollment in order to receive land, underpaid, difficulties for their future generations because they did not know how to farm or the land was too little
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Chief Joseph's Retreat
Defeated troops but surrendered and placed in reservation
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Battle of Little Bighorn Other Name
Custer's Last Stand
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Wounded Knee Massacre
Last major conflict, massacre when Colonel Forsyth ordered weapons and Deaf Native American accidentally shot it off
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Sitting Bull
Killed during arrest for performing Ghost Dance
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Panic of 1873
Cause of first Great Depression when the stock market crashed due to investments, particularly railroads being sold off
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Henry George
Candidate who wanted to separate gaps between rich and poor
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Jacob Riis' Book
How the Other Half Lives
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Competing Companies to Build Transcontinental Railroad
Union Pacific and Central Pacific
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Andrew Carnegie
Capitalist who helped build the steel industry, believed to be a Captain of Industry
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Homestead Strike
A violent labour dispute between the Carnegie Steel Company and many of its workers
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Pullman Strike
A widespread railroad strike and boycott that disrupted rail traffic
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Coal Strike of 1902
A strike by the United Mine Workers of America in the coalfields
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Holding Company
A parent company whose purpose is to buy and control the ownership interests of other companies
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Americanization Movement
Nationwide effort to bring immigrants into the American cultural system
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Urbanization
The process of more people live in cities
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Settlement Houses
Organizations that provided support services to the urban poor and European immigrants