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History Test 1302 1

history test 1

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Lincoln 10% Plan is also known as? Proclamation of Amnesty and Reconsturction
Andrew Johnson Plan was to abolish slaavery, ratify 13th admendement, have south pay war debt
The 13th Admendment Freed slaves
14th Admendment? Gave citizenship
15th Admendment? Gave black males over 21 right to vote
Carpetbaggers are northerns that moved south
Scalawags are southerns trying to get rich
Military Reconstruction Act divides south into 5 districts and require suffrage for black males over 21
Black codes no vote, no firearms no own property
Jim Crow laws Plessy V Freguson
Transcontinetnal railroad connected S.F. (Central Pacific) to Omaha (union pacific)
Leland Stanfor did drove spike into transcontinental railroad
Treaty of Fort Laramie Indians go to reservations in exchange for federal subsidy
Little Big Horn Custers last stand ( Black Hills )
Daws Severalty Act Assimilation into American society
Cattlemen very few women 1/3 from each race
Joseph McCoy abilene, Ks for cattle men
John D. Rockfeller Standard oil
Andrew carnegie Steel and gospel of wealth
Alexander Graham bell tellephone
samuel Pillsbury Pilssbury dough boy
Charles goodyear vulcanization
Interstate Commerce Act created Interstate commerce commission created
Sherman Antitrust Act gave government power to break up monopolies
Old Immigrants germns, britsh, irish
New Immigrants Italians, Jews, Slavs Lots of Italians and Jews
Working Conditions no saftey, extreme work hours etc
women and children in industry 5.3 million women 1.75 million children
Speed ups make workers work to fast
Yellow-dog contracts contrace that said ill never join union
power of discharge hire/fire with no reason
lock outs fire everyone
blacklist worker put on blacklist
pinkertons tough dudes that forced workers
Sherman antitrust act gave government ability to break up monoplies
company towns like bentonville most common with coal mines
tent farm is like renting appartment you get every from land but you pay to use it
share cropper you work and get around 40% of profit
American federation of labor white men who were skilled only
Samuel gompers president of AFC
Knight of labor open to all industrial workers
Industrial workers of the world much more aggressive
Granger movement first attempt of farmers to come together for political reasons
Gold standard act of 1900
subsistence farm small farm, variety of crops generally used to feed family
commercial farm large farm, cash crop, sold on nation and internatonal market supply and demand
mechanization more machinery used, less manual
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