Study
Guide: Reconstruction, Impeachment and
the End of the Century
You should be able to identify the
following items about Reconstruction and Impeachment.
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1. |
Lincoln's Reconstruction Plan |
8. |
Fourteenth Amendment |
16. |
scalawags |
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2. |
Wade-Davis Bill |
9. |
Fifteenth Amendment |
17. |
sharecropping |
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3. |
Radical Republicans |
10. |
Military Reconstruction Acts |
18. |
Redeemers |
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4. |
Johnson's Reconstruction Plan |
11. |
Martial Law |
19. |
Poll tax |
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5. |
Black Codes |
12. |
Tenure of Office Act |
20. |
Ku Klux Klan |
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6. |
Freedmen's Bureau |
13. |
Impeachment of Johnson |
21. |
Vigilantes |
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7. |
Thirteenth Amendment |
14.
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Sen. Edmund Ross of KS |
22. |
Election of 1876 |
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15. |
carpetbaggers |
23. |
'Compromise of 1877' |
You should be able to identify the
following items to do with America at the end of the 19th
Century. They are all either in the
video that we will watch in class or in the reading.
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People
|
39. |
William
McKinley |
54. |
Philanthropist |
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24. |
Thomas Edison |
40. |
Upton Sinclair |
55. |
Assembly Line |
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25. |
Alexander
Graham Bell |
41. |
Theodore Roosevelt |
56. |
Trusts and
Monopolies |
|
26. |
Elias Howe |
42. |
Jane Addams |
57. |
Grange
Movement |
|
27. |
E. M. Singer |
43. |
Carrie Nation |
58. |
Populism |
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28. |
Andrew
Carnegie |
44. |
W.E.B. Du Bois |
59. |
Depression of
1893 |
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29. |
John D.
Rockefeller |
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Events
and Other Things |
60. |
Election of
1896 |
|
30. |
J. P. Morgan |
45. |
Transcontinental
Railroad |
61. |
Progressive
Party |
|
31. |
Cornelius
Vanderbilt |
46. |
Ellis Island |
62. |
Initiative,
Referendum and Recall |
|
32. |
Henry Ford |
47. |
Chinese
Exclusion Act |
63. |
Muckrakers |
|
33. |
Horatio Alger |
48. |
Knights of Labor |
64. |
Sixteenth
Amendment |
|
34. |
George Pullman |
49. |
Haymarket
Riots |
65. |
Seventeenth
Amendment |
|
35. |
Samuel Gompers |
50. |
American
Federation of Labor |
66. |
Plessy v. Ferguson |
|
36. |
Eugene Debs |
51. |
Homestead
Strike |
67. |
Dawes Act |
|
37. |
Robert La
Follette |
52. |
Pullman
Strike
|
68. |
Ghost Dance
Movement |
|
38. |
William
Jennings Bryan |
53. |
Entrepreneurs
and Capital
|
69. |
Battle of
Wounded Knee |
Compare the three plans for Reconstruction: Lincoln's, Johnson's and the Radical Republicans'. What was the legacy of Reconstruction? Overall, was Reconstruction a success or a failure? Why was Andrew Johnson impeached? Was it good or bad for the country that he wasn't convicted?
You should be able to summarize and
discuss the changes in America from the end of the Civil War to the beginning
of the Twentieth Century. What were the social movements that attempted to
change American society during this period? If you were a farmer, worker, or
millionaire whom would you support in the election of 1896 and why?
What were the chief goals of the labor unions? How successful were they in achieving those goals? What were the problems and benefits of the growth of American industry in the late 1800s?
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Bring US book to class |
Mon., March 11 |
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Read pp. 376-397 in US Book and Reading Questions 1 - 5 |
Due Tues., March 12 |
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Due Weds., Mar. 13 |
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Quiz
on Reconstruction |
Fri., Mar. 15
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Read pp. 442-46, 455-61, 507-10 and 513-19
and Reading
Questions 14 – 25 (double HW grade) |
Due Mon., Mar. 18 |
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Crossword Puzzles |
Thurs., March 21 |
Test
|
Fri., Mar. 22 |