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Chapter 7 vocab His

QuestionAnswer
Jim Crow Laws segregation laws
Poll Tax required voters to pay a tax to vote
Literacy Test an examination to determine if a person meets the literacy requirements to vote
Grandfather Clause one may vote if their ancestors voted in 1866
Booker T. Washington black leader that wanted blacks to accommodate southern whites
W.E.B Du Bois thought blacks should demand immediate equality
Ida B. Wells bought a newspaper and renamed it "Free Speech"
Las Gorras Blancas targeted the property of large ranch owners
Spoils System politicians awarded government jobs to loyal party workers
Civil Service system that includes federal jobs in the executive branch
Pendleton Civil Service Act established a Civil Service Commission, which wrote a civil service exam
Gold Standart government would use you gold as the bases of the nations currency
Grange organizations that attracted millions of people wanted to improve educations a new farming techniques
Oliver H. Kelley Minnesota farmer, businessman, journalist and government clerk
Populist Party People´s party, that wanted to build a new political party
William Jennings Bryan nominated as the presidental candidate by the democratic party
William Mckinley Republican candidate
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