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Quiz 1 | HIST 1200 - Survey of American History Since 1865, Quizzes of World History

Class: HIST 1200 - Survey of American History Since 1865; Subject: History; University: University of Missouri - Columbia; Term: Spring 2013;

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TERM 1
14th Amendment -
President?
DEFINITION 1
Ulysses S. Grant
TERM 2
14th Amendment -
When?
DEFINITION 2
1868, ratified in 1870.
TERM 3
14th Amendment -
Significance?
DEFINITION 3
Pro's:
Guaranteed rights of citizenship to former slaves, in
words similar to those of the of the Civil Rights Act of
1866.
Con's:
Did not extend towomen'ssuffrageor grant African
Americans the right to vote.
TERM 4
Ku Klux Klan - Who where
they?
DEFINITION 4
Secret society in the South.
Held political power during reconstruction
TERM 5
Ku Klux Klan - What did they
do?
DEFINITION 5
Reign of terror against black and white republicans.
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14th Amendment -

President?

Ulysses S. Grant

TERM 2

14th Amendment -

When?

DEFINITION 2

1868, ratified in 1870.

TERM 3

14th Amendment -

Significance?

DEFINITION 3

Pro's:

Guaranteed rights of citizenship to former slaves, in

words similar to those of the of the Civil Rights Act of

Con's:

Did not extend towomen'ssuffrageor grant African

Americans the right to vote.

TERM 4

Ku Klux Klan - Who where

they?

DEFINITION 4

Secret society in the South.

Held political power during reconstruction

TERM 5

Ku Klux Klan - What did they

do?

DEFINITION 5

Reign of terror against black and white republicans.

Ku Klux Klan - When were they big?

1866, ended in 1872

TERM 7

Ku Klux Klan - Where did they originate?

DEFINITION 7

Pulaski, Tennessee

TERM 8

Ku Klux Klan - What is their Significance?

DEFINITION 8

Prevent blacks from voting and destroying organizations of

the Republican Party.

TERM 9

Liberal Republicans - Who where

they?

DEFINITION 9

Republicans alienated by Grant during his presidency by

corruption of his administration.

TERM 10

Liberal Republicans - What did they

do?

DEFINITION 10

Formed Liberal Republican Party

Sharecropping - What was it?

Initially arose as a compromise as a blacks desire for land

and a planters desire for labor discipline

Former slaves could live on the land and farm it, giving

the owner the crops while getting paid.

TERM 17

Sharecropping -

When?

DEFINITION 17

Reconstruction

TERM 18

Sharecropping - What was the Significance?

DEFINITION 18

Dominated the Cotton South and much of tobacco areas.

Because of no land redistribution, this happened

TERM 19

Black Office Holders - What happend?

DEFINITION 19

2000 African-Americans held public offices during

Reconstruction.

TERM 20

Black Office Holders - Significance?

DEFINITION 20

14 elected to the House, and 2 to the Senate.

Radical Republicans - Who?

Charles Sumner

Thaddeus Stevens

TERM 22

Radical Republicans - What did they want?

DEFINITION 22

They wanted the rebels not to be in the charge. Fully

embraced expanded powers of federal government.

TERM 23

Radical Republicans - Where were they from?

DEFINITION 23

Republican North

TERM 24

Radical Republicans - What was their

Significance?

DEFINITION 24

They wanted black people to vote, and to radical for most

people in Congress.

TERM 25

Black Codes - Who started them?

DEFINITION 25

Southern Governments

Freedmens Bureau - What was their

Significance?

Achievements: education and healthcare.

To big for its time, its task was daunting and had fewer

than 1000 agents.

3000 schools teaching more than 150,000 kids

TERM 32

15th Amendment - Who was

president?

DEFINITION 32

Ulysses S. Grant

TERM 33

15th Amendment - What did it

do?

DEFINITION 33

Granted citizenship to all natural born people

Prohibited federal and state governments from denying

citizens the right to vote because of race.

TERM 34

15th Amendment -

When?

DEFINITION 34

Ratified in 1870

TERM 35

15th Amendment - What was the

Significance?

DEFINITION 35

Blacks and other minorities the right to vote, did not extend

to womens suffrage.

Redeemers - Who were they?

White Democrats-planters and businessmen

TERM 37

Redeemers - What did they

do?

DEFINITION 37

claimed to redeem the white south from corruption,

misgovernment, and northern black control

TERM 38

Feminists - Who were the big names?

DEFINITION 38

Elizabeth Cady Stanton

Susan B. Anthony

TERM 39

Feminists - What did they

do?

DEFINITION 39

a group of women that opposed the 15th amendment

because it was based on race, not gender.

TERM 40

Feminists - When did they do it?

DEFINITION 40

Civil Rights Bill of 1866 - What did it

say?

A bill proposed to modify Johnsons policy, sought to overturn

the Black Codes

TERM 47

Civil Rights Bill of 1866 - What was the

Significance?

DEFINITION 47

After Johnson vetoed the Bill, congress passed it and it

expanded the life of the Freedmans Bureau

TERM 48

Special Field Order 15 - Who lead it?

DEFINITION 48

William Tecumseh Sherman-commander in the Army

TERM 49

Special Field Order 15 - What was it?

DEFINITION 49

Took over 400,000 acres of land along the Atlantic Coast of

South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida.

TERM 50

Special Field Order 15 -

When?

DEFINITION 50

Special Field Order 15 - What was the

Significance?

The land was divided, and settled 1800 freed slave families

and other blacks living in the area.

TERM 52

Enforcement Acts - What were they?

DEFINITION 52

Criminal codes that protected the blacks right to vote, hold

office, to serve in the jury, and receive equal protection of

laws.

TERM 53

Enforcement Acts -

When?

DEFINITION 53

TERM 54

Enforcement Acts - What was the

Significance?

DEFINITION 54

These laws said that if the states failed to enforce these

laws the federal government had the right to intervene.

Targeted groups like the KKK