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| Year Reconstruction Ended? |
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| How freedmen demonstrated freedom |
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Movement
Marriage
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| Sharecropping (Advantages/disadvantages) |
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Allowed Freedmen to work with families
Still kept the blacks basically as slaves. |
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| Customs of Indians on the Great Plains prior to white intrusion |
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Nomadic & Semi-sedentary (Followed Buffalo)
Lived in large families
Shared Everything |
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| Blacks who left the south for Kansas? |
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| Impact of white intrusion on the Great Plains Indians |
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| Forced the Indians to move to the Great Plains |
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| Government took reservations, divided them up and assigned Indian families to farm the land. |
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| The belief that a certain race is superior to another. |
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| The people who wanted to help the Indians were affected by Social Darwinism; tried to Americanize them. |
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| Said that whites would go away soon |
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| US soldiers were rounding up Indians when a shot was accidentally fired at soldiers, killed over 300 Indians. |
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| Promised 160 acres for $10 to live for 5 years and improve land. |
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| Gave 30,000 acres of land to every member of Congress. |
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| Transcontinental Railroad Act |
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Were very hardworking and completed the hardest part of the railroad very quickly.
Had gambling problem. |
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| 1882- Chinese could enter US or become citizens. |
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| Life on Frontier (Great Plains) |
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Difficult and Isolated
Frontier Communities |
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| Spent 40 years to trying to get national parks at Yosemite. |
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| Why Industrialization Occurred when it did |
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Abundance of Natural Resources
Transportation
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| Pools- where companies come together to set high prices |
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| Banned activities like pool and trust. Outlawed rate discrimination |
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| Very poor, hazardous. 1913- 25,000 fatalities at the workplace. |
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Overcrouded cities; disease spreaded very quick.
Lawlessness |
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| Settlement House Movement |
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| American Federation of Labor (AFL) |
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Called for 'Reasonable' Reforms
Only included skilled laborers.
4,000,000 members |
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| Why Unionization was Unsuccessful |
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Loss of political power
low prices for crops
High shipping prices |
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| Said blacks should accept that racism is there and improve your own life. (Self-reliance) |
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| Said impose injustuce, made Niagra Movement 1909, became NAACP |
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| Causes of American Imperialism |
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World Wide Expansion
Everyone else was doing it
Raw Materials
Missionaries
Great Nation Theory (we have a duty to help lessor nations) |
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"Splendid little War"
Cuba rebels against Spain;
US helps Cuba but does not Annex them |
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| The US Wwill not Annex Cuba |
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| The US has the right to intervene in Cuba |
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| Direct Primary, Referendum, Recall, Initiative |
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| Told women to win the right to vote state by state. |
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| Senators Elected by Popular Vote |
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| banned the manufacture, sale, and transportation of alcohol |
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| Federal Trade Commission Act |
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| Made to watch businesses and make sure they followed laws |
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| set max prices on on railroad rates |
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Lowered tariff on foreign goods
Federal Reserve Act
Federal Trade commision
Wilson's 14 Points |
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Unrestricted Submarine Warfare
Economic and Culture ties |
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| Passenger ship Germans sunk killing many civilians |
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| Committe on Public Information |
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Made to fight rumors
Distributed propaganda |
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| Espionage Act (1917) & Sedition Amendment (1918) |
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Esp Act-set $10k fines for losely defined crimes
Sed Act- Heavy penalties for talking about US gov, flag, or military |
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"Great Migration"
European soldiers were told to discriminate |
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| Only 1 of Wilson's policies that went into effect, but US did not enter because they changed it. |
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Made freedmen citizens
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| Grants black men right to vote |
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