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| lincoln is the president at this time |
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| 1861 to 1865 before his assination |
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| lincoln wants to make the change as easy as possible his proposal is know as the? |
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| 10% of a states voters has to swear on an oath of loyalty and outlaw slavery in the constitution |
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| what did the southerners call the 10% plan? |
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| why did the 10% plan not go thru? |
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| because Lincon was assasinated |
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who assasinated president Lincoln?
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| what is the wade davis bill? |
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| a program proposed for the Reconstruction of the South written by two Radical Republicans, Senator Benjamin Wade of Ohio and Representative Henry Winter Davis of Maryland |
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| who takes over the presidency after Lincoln |
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| Andrew Johnson is the only __ of the entire goverment |
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| Southerner and hates all the wealthy sourtherner but is pro southern |
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| 50% of the states voter have to swear on an oath of loyalty that sourthern officer cannot __ |
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| a bill that is put away untill lincoln dies |
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what do the slaves want to do as soon as they are freed?
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| they want to travel and get information about their family |
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| who helps the slaves when they are freed? |
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| what and who are the black masons? |
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| a ferternal organization that helped the slaves |
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| an economic training for the slaves that help them to read, farm, ect. |
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| african americans can be arrested if they dont have what on them at all times? |
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| id, resident proff or engage in disorderly conduct |
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| what happens if african americans quit their job? |
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| they will not be given their money back |
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| african americans cannot ____ against whites in court |
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| african americans can be sent to prison for life if they? |
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| have relations with a white woman |
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| what is the civil rights act of 1866? |
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| african americans are citizens of the united states and all us citizen are entitled to civil rights |
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| the federal goverment can ___ against any state law that goes against the civil rights act |
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| for the first time in us history congress ___ this veto |
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| what is the 14 amendment? |
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| every citizen is equal before the law states can no longer violate civil rights if they do they will lose a member of congress and also gives the right for a males to vote including african americans |
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| what year can women vote? |
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| what test do u have to take in order to vote? |
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| what is a grandfather clause? |
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| if u have a relative before 1865 you can vote. which were all white males |
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| whats is a radical republican group? |
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| a group in congress they want to take away land from the plantation owner and give it back to the ex slaves (land redistribution) |
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| what is the reconstruction act? |
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| congress will divide the south into 5 military districts and marshall law will govern them |
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| laws by the military and they are in charge |
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| what is the Tenure of office act? |
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| the president cannot fire any member of the cabinet without the approval of congress |
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| johnson fires ____ the secretary of war |
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| after congress impeaches johnson he stay the president by how many votes? |
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| northerners that control goverment jobs who moved to the south |
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| southerners who support the northern believes |
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| where u use a steroetype to create fear. ex:if you let the blacks vote they are gona control everything |
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| like the size of your head means your smarter |
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| who becomes president in 1872 |
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| Grant does not like that his associates are ____ |
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| what are the white leagues? |
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| groups who's goal is to put democrates back in power |
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| who are running for the presidency in 1876? |
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rep. Rutherford B Hayes
dem. Samuel Tilden |
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| florida has a problem with what in their state? |
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| problem with their voting |
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| who wins the popular vote, but doesnt mean anything |
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| the democrats offer the compromis of 1877 what is it? |
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| they will give the Rep. R.B Hayes the presidency if they remove the army from the south |
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| if you want a change you must start at what level? |
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| is an individual who seeks to expose or reveal corruption of businesses or government to the public. |
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| triangle shirtwaist factory fire? |
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| in New York City on March 25, 1911, was the largest industrial disaster in the history of the city of New York, causing the death of 146 garment workers who either died from the fire or jumped to their deaths |
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| was an American teacher, author and journalist. She was known as one of the leading "muckrakers" of her day, work known in modern times in the progressive era as "investigative journalism." |
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| what is the home rule charter act? |
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| the people in the city pick their representatives before the state pick to run the city |
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| the city control "water" so no one person will control the whole |
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| Who is a senetor from wisconsin that thinks people if they are properly informed? |
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| what are the thing they are pushing to pas thru the labor laws |
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| child labor, woman suffrage |
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| what was the age limit people can work? |
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| kids can work at the age of 5 |
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| who is gona fight against labor laws saying that the goverment should not interviene on how we run our bussiness |
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| what is the main thing in the woman suffrage |
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| what is the reason they wont let woman vote? |
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| they are too lady like. lack of unity and they had to be covered from head to feet |
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| were did they get the right to vote first? in the west,east,south or north |
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| the west. they had to start small |
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| what is the 19th amendment? |
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| woman get the right to vote nation wide |
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| by the the end of the 1960 century america was the largest____ nation in the world |
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| America had a lot of ______ resources |
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| there was a large immigration population they migrated from where? |
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| who invented the codak camera? |
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| what did james duke invent? |
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| automatic ciggerette roller |
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| who invented the typewrighter? |
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| what is a interegional line |
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| a line that meet with another line for the railroad but was taxed kinda like tollways |
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| how did we get time zones |
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| what type of stuff the the railroad bring us? |
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| standard accounting systmes, airbreaks, private sleeper car or first class |
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| in america we had to have iron and steel were did we have the most? |
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| what are the two types of iron? |
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| when oil became big how did peple get really healthy what did they do to the oil ? |
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| what did Thomas Edison invent to pass electicity thru the light bulb? |
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| because of Thomas Edison's invention what were people able to do? |
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| work 24/7 and more intertainment |
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| what did Alexander Grantbell get credit for? |
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| 800,000 telephones are put in place and he creates what? |
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| what is the name of Alexander GrantBell's company? |
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| ATT or american telegraph and telephone CO. |
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| Finance & Backing Industry starts up who controls the big industries |
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| who controls the railroads? |
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| who control the steel industry? |
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| who is jp morgan and what does he do? |
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| he buy the steel from Carnegie and is well know he is a banker |
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| Rockafeller controlled how much percent of the refining |
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| Rockafeller could not own anything outside of what state |
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| Rockafellers lawyers create what trust |
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| what is the sherman anti trust act and what is the problem with it? |
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| a national law to stop monopolies from allowing other people to compete the problem is that is loosly worded |
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| how long are judges appointed for? |
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| in the case EC Knight vs. U.S they fight over what? |
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| what to unions try to do? |
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to protect their jobs from competetors,
organize labor
push for the rights of workers
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| what is the first union created and what do they want |
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| national labor law and they want they oppose the wage system or min wage oppose the use of strikes |
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| AFL american federation of labor is? |
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| the union that is still to this day they wanted higher pay less hrs working, they develped a sence of pride |
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| replacement workers for the strikes |
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| by this time people start getting more involved with the goverment what two parties controlled everything? |
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| the democrats and republicans |
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| what type of style campaings did they run |
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| who did they focus their campaing |
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| was your vote private yes or no |
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| no because they can see who u voted for |
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| what is a big boss system? |
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| a system aimed at immigrants, they would come in and they would give them shelter food in trade of a vote |
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| democrats are seen as the party of? |
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| who are in the party of the WASP? |
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| white anglo saxon protestent |
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| were did the republicans base their power form? |
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| what is pushing the temperence |
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| to get rid of alcohol speciall towards the immigrants and the irish |
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| who also pushed for the temperence and why? |
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| the woman because their husbands would beat them and wais all the money while drinking |
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| is the creation of goods and services by combining various elements in the production process. For example, the farmer grows a wheat crop by combining his labor with the land, seed, fertilizer, and machinery. |
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| is the destruction of goods and services to satisfy the wants and needs of people. A person who is hungry eats a meal, and the food ceases to exist as food. |
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| are tangible outputs of the production process -- the good has a physical existence. Production and consumption can be separated by time and place. The farmer grows the wheat in Iowa in May. The girl eats the bread in Georgia in September. Goods include consumer durables, consumer nondurables, and capital (producer durables). |
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| The economic problem emerges because our desire for goods and services to consume is greater than our ability to produce those goods and services. |
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| the demand for good and services araise from? |
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| what are three type of human wants? |
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bilogical wants
cultural wants
demonstration wants |
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| what is a biological want? |
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| are for the goods and services needed to sustain human life. These are food, shelter, and clothing. These goods are often called "necessities". |
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| re for goods and services beyond necessities in order to maintain the socially accepted standard of living. The idea of a standard of living will vary with time and place. An acceptable living standard for 1800 would not be acceptable in 2000. These goods and services are called "conveniences". |
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| are for goods and services beyond conveniences. Thanks to modern telecommunications, we all know about the lifestyles of the rich and famous, and would not mind it for ourselves. These goods and services are called "luxuries". Note that economic development means that the luxuries of yesterday become the conveniences of today! |
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is the social science concerned with the use of scarce resources like land and labor used
to fulfill unlimited human wants |
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| a group of people that controls and directs a large amount of people |
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| the right to do what ever you like |
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| keeping order to have things in line |
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| what are three main purpose of goverment |
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1.to maintain order
2.the goverment is supposed to provide goods and services
3.to promote equality |
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what is to maintain order mean
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| perservation of life and protection of property |
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| what is the goverment supposed to provide the people |
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| what does promoting equality mean |
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| is giving everyone of every race, religion, background, gender, etc. an equal opportunity |
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freedom vs. order
freedom vs. equality |
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