U.S. - Semester 1 Review

what right(s) were granted by the 13th amendment?

• abolished slavery except as punishment for crime

• those born in U.S. are U.S. citizens; equal protection under the law

• all men have the right to vote

what right(s) were granted by the 14th amendment?

• all men have the right to vote

• abolished slavery

• abolished slavery except as punishment for crime

• everyone born in U.S. is citizen; equal protection under the law

which right(s) were granted by the 15th amendment?

• everyone could vote

• abolished slavery

• all men have the right to vote

• equal protection under the law

Who were Exodusters?

• Anyone who took advantage of the Homestead Act

• African Americans from the south who moved west

• Black soldiers who fought in WWI

• Those who made an exodus to Africa (Back to Africa Movement)

Why did Exodusters move west?

• Escape Racism

• Create & Gain wealth

• Revenge for enslavement

• Build their own communities

The process of stripping someone of their culture and forcing them to adopt a "dominant" culture is known as...

• Integration

• Annihilation

• Assimilation

• Segregation

In what way(s) did Native Americans resist the U.S. government?

• Engaging in battles

• Maintaining their culture

• Escaping from the United States

• Moving onto reservations

___________ is responsible for creating the nation's first prison boom.

• Jim Crow

• Black Codes

• Civil War

• Great Depression

Which of the following is responsible for the rebirth of the KKK & a wave of racial terrorism across the United States?

• Black Codes

• Immigration

• "Birth of a Nation" (1915)

• Nat Turner's Rebellion

The relocation of ~6 MILLION Black people from the rural south to urban areas across the U.S. is known as...

• The Great Exodus

• Harlem Renaissance

• Exodusting

• The Great Migration