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| Assited ex-slaves and refugees in adjusting to social-economical changes |
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Andrew Johnson;
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Andrew Johnson;
Presidentail plan |
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Restores property rights to southerners who wrote an oath of loyalty, excluding blacks.
Wealthy southerns could petition for a pardon |
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14th Amendment;
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Guarenteed all citizens equality befor ethe law.
Strengthend the civil rights act of 1866
Gauranteed "due proccess of the law" |
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14th Amendment;
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Guarenteed all citizens equality befor ethe law.
Strengthend the civil rights act of 1866
Gauranteed "due proccess of the law" |
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14th Amendment;
What was it? |
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Guarenteed all citizens equality befor ethe law.
Strengthend the civil rights act of 1866
Gauranteed "due proccess of the law" |
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14th Amendment;
Andrew Johnson |
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| Opposed this amendment, and would furthur seperate him from the radical rebublicans. |
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Strengthened republican party in the south
The south must recognize the consequences of its defeat
Freed Men must gain right to vote |
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Andrew Johnson;
IMpeachment |
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Congress passed the Tenure Office Act to weaken powers of the President.
Johnson violated this act, was impeached but not convicted |
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| Carpet Baggers and Scalawags |
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Carpetbaggers- Northerners who ventured into the south
Scalawags - Southerns who supported Republican Party |
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| Realized they could regain political power by manipulating racial tensions. |
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Orriginaly a social club would later use terror against its opponents.
The Klan used terror to keep blaks from voting
the U.S Congress would pass anti-klan legeslation |
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| was characterized by a continuance of the rural poverty and racial diversness |
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Direct election of US senetors
Legislation to make credit more avalible to farmers
Government regulations of railroads |
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| Tom Watson of Populist Party |
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| Supported an allience of poor white and black farmers as a way to fight the power of wealthy southern landowners and to gain a better way of life for rural poor |
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| In this case, US Supreme COurt rules that segregation was constitutional if facilities were equal. |
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| Plessy vs. Fergenson; Jim Crow Laws |
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| This decsion would lead to more Jim Crow Laws that would establish segregation throughout the South |
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Atlanta Compromise address
Washington urged blacks to accomidate themselves to segregations and push for equality. |
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| 1870 1900 when worship of the wealth existed alongside tremendous socail devisions. |
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| It soared inventiiness got bigger |
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| John D Rokefeller bought outcompetitors so that his company, Standard Oil company woudl practically menopolize the oil industry |
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| As america industrializes and coroporations approved nature od work changed. Workers no longer controlled conditions and nature of work |
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| wanted to help the poor by giving them education and social services. Settelment House Movement |
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Take on the Gospel of Wealth
Differed in that he felt the wealthy had an obligations to return some of the wealth to help working class neighboorhoods. |
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Conditions in the human society are determined by the laws of nature
most capable survive, least cabale die
Wrong to Interfere |
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limited to skilled workers
Craft union |
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| INstead of northern and western euorpeans america was expeirencing an influx of southern and eastern euopeans as well as asia and latin america |
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| scientific racism views other races as being born infeirior to Anglo Saxons, and beleivers of this favored immigration restriction and were NOT INCLUDED TO ASSIST THOSE OF OTHER RACES |
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| What led to the growth of cities |
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| Immigration Job oppurtunities and new technologies |
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| Celebration of 100th Bday! |
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| ~Philidalphea Centenial City |
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Good example of vertical integration.
Refridgerated railway cars and refrigerated meat. |
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| Made Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars |
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| Auttomated ciggarett manufactoring |
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| small poory ventalated shops or apartments crammed with workers to piece togather garments. |
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| founded chicago hull house |
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| Wrote "how the other half lives" Muck writer - exposed true working conditions |
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| carnegees manager led to a stike, ordered boycott of and trains with pullman cars |
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| Collective bargening leader of AFL |
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| leader of Knights of Labor |
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rail road stike
1st nation wide work shortage in America |
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1860 - macormic harvesting machine
bomb exploded, blamed on anarchistrs |
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| Government led attacks on jewish citizens in russia |
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| Transcontinental Railroad |
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Promentory point Mat 10 1869
Union Pacific- Omaha - Irish
Central Pacific- Sacramento Chineese |
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Lakota Siox
Cheyens
Arapahoe
Comanches |
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| Key states during elections |
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| New York, New Jersey, Ohio and Indiansa |
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| Republican Party Supportes |
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Strongest in North and midwest sold stock americans
Africans Americans |
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| Democrat Party Supporters |
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white southerners
strongest in south and urban north east
Catholics and recent immigrants |
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Nationalism national unity
waving the bloody shirt
immigration restiction
cultural uniformity
opposed parachial schools
Foreint langauges and supported prohibition |
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| Supportes disfranchiesment of blacks, exclusion of chineese dissposition os indians |
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POpulist party 1890
Prohibition party, john philup susa |
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Republicans honest
campaigned for the civil service reform |
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| Gold Standard vs Free Silver |
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| Free silver - gov should expand money supply by purchasing and coining all silver offered to it |
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| sockless jerry simpson annie diggs and mary lease |
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