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Chaper 7 pg. 182

Issues of the Glided Age 1877-1900.

QuestionAnswer
Jim Crow Laws Kept blacks and whites segregated.
Poll Tax Voters to pay a tax to vote.
Literacy Test States required voters to pass.
Grandfather Clause A person to vote as long as ancestors had voted prior to 1866.
Brooker T. Washington The most famous black leader during the nineteenth century.
W.E.B. Du Bois Earned his Ph.D. from Harvard Univrsity in 1896, critized Washington's willingness to accommodate Southern whites.
Ida B. Wells African American women who fought for justice.
Las Gorras Blancas Targeted a property of large ranch owners buy cutting holes in barbed-wire fences and burning houses.
Spoils System Politicians awarded gov't jobs to loyal party workers, with little regard for their qualifications.
Civil Service A system that includes federal jobs in the executive branch.
Pendleton Civil Service Act The Act established a civil service commission that wrote a civil service exam.
Gold Standard The gov't used gold for the basis of the nation's currency.
Oliver H. Kelley A Minnesota farmer, businessman, journalist, and a gov't clerk.
Grange Provided education on new farming techniques and calling regulations of railroad and grain elevator rates.
Populist Party Built a political party for the politicians.
William Jennings Bryan A presidential candidate put the election for the Populist on an entirely different plane, leading people to believe they could win the White House that year.
William McKinley A Republician candidate accumulated approximately $15 million, 30 times the amount Bryan had, and allowed party regulators to do the campaining for him.
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