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| had to swear loyalty to union. when 10% of states population swear they can get back into congress |
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| kept freedmen from getting reenslaved, set up schools, employment agencies, and special courts for whites who harm blacks |
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| cant pass laws directed at blacks |
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| Reconstruction Act of 1887 |
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| Military occupation of the south |
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| 1. Withdrew troops from south, appointed a southener to the Cabinet, and used feds funding to rebuild the south. 2. South agrees to repect rights of freedmen. 3. North agrees because tired of dealing with it, didvided in Republican party, done enough, frustrated and distracted |
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Hayes(rep) vs Tilden(dem)
Tilden won popular but Hayes won Electorial College.
had a meeting to discuss election frauds, found out had the same thoughts and ideas so Hayes was let to be president |
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Farmers are America's backbone
wouldnt be where we are without the farmers |
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| State Government regulated business |
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regulate monopolies
political reforms: recall, initive, and referendum
loans for crops in greenbacks, sub-treasure-govt warehouse to store crops in to sell later for more money
sharecroppers couldnt get any credit
80% loan from govt |
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minerals valuable, miners moved west
ate beef
dug wells deeper and plows for harder ground
large scale farms
end of frontier
frontier thesis by Frederick Jackson Turner
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cost cutting by monthly or quarterly reports
branch managers
mass production
mergers(horizontal and vertical)
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| Push Factos of the Great Migration |
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Increase in lynching
segregation
couldnt vote
droughts |
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1877 railroad strike
1892 Homestead Strike
1894 Pullman Strike |
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