ch5 history vocab

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established by congress to provide food, clothing, hospitals, legal protection, & education for former slaves & poor whites in the south in 1865

• carpetbaggers

• freedmen's bureau

• reconstruction

• 14th amendment

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an attempt to rebuild the south after the civil war in an attempt to reunite the union

• scalawags

• hiron revels

• radical republicans

• reconstruction

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minority group of Republicans who wanted to destroy political power of former slave holders

• freedmens bureau

• ku Klux klan

• radical republican

• scalawags

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became president following Lincoln's assassination

• andrew johnson

• carpetbaggers

• hiron revels

• reconstruction

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gave citizenship to former slaves

• 15th amendment

• freedmens bureau

• hirons revels

• 14th amendment

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gaves the former slaves the right to vote; suffrage

• 13th amendment

• reconstruction

• fifteenth amendment

• share cropping

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white southerners who joined the republican party

• radical republicans

• scalawags

• ku Klux klan

• carpet baggers

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northerners that came to the south after war to steal from them

• scalawags

• radical republicans

• andrew johnson

• carpetbaggers

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first African american senator

• carpetbaggers

• hiron revels

• andrew johnson

• freedmens bureau

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planned to destroy the Republican party, throw out the reconstruction governments, aid planter class, & to prevent African American from exercising their political rights

• share croppers

• radical republicans

• ku Klux klan

• scalawags

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grassland extending through the west-central portion of the United States

• chisholm

• treaty of fort laramie

• great plains

• long drive

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tatanka lyotonka; leader of the hunkapa Sioux

• sitting bull

• george a. cluster

• longhorns

• assimilation

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a plan where native Americans would give up their beliefs & way of life to become part of the white culture

• dawes act

• battle of wounded kne

• assimilation

• great plains

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sturdy, short-tempered breeds of cow

• longhorns

• sitting bull

• assimilation

• long drive

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major cattle route from San Antonio, Texas, through Oklahoma to Kansas

• treaty of fort laramie

• great plains

• dawes act

• chisholm trail

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offered 160 acres of land free to any citizen who moved to the west in 1862

• bonanza farms

• homestead act

• exodusters

• morril act

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African Americans who moved from the post-reconstruction south to Kansas

• bonanza farms

• homestead act

• exodusters

• soddy

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broad, flat plains often made free standing houses by stacking blocks of prairie turf; like a dugout

• soddy

• morril act

• homestead act

• exodusters

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backing dollars solely with gold

• grange

• pupulism

• farmers alliances

• gold standard

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republican party candidate in the presidential election in 1896

• william Jennings

• oliver Hudson Kelley

• william mckinley

• grange