After the Civil War the two new frontiers that emerged in the United States were the South and the West.

Many Southerners embraced the "Lost Cause", which was what Southerners called the Civil War because they knew they were going to lose.

After the Civil War, many southerners dreamed of a freer world of small farms and industry. It was called

The greatest gains in the new industrialized South were seen in the textile industry.

Which of the following (more than one) are true about the Lost Cause Myth?

Select the ways (more than one) that many Southerners (white and black) made a living while being stuck in poverty

The court case Plessy vs. Ferguson had what effect?

Which of the following statements regarding the Southern economy by 1900 is UNTRUE?

As the 19th century came to a close, land ownership in the South

In the last quarter of the 19th century, most southern communities lacked banks, so they relied on barter.

As a result of the crop-lien system in the South, farmers often had_____________________ at the end of the harvest.

The Poll Tax was a tax that had to be paid before a person could vote.

Which of the following statements regarding race relations in the last years of the 19th century is most accurate?

The New West after the Civil War was challenging for a diverse group of settlers.

New South called for the regions predominately agricultural economy would be diversified.

The chief accomplishment of the New South was a dramatic expansion of the region's textile industry.

In 1883 the United States Supreme Court ruled that the Civil Rights Act of 1875 WAS constitutional.

For the settlers in the New West after the Civil War life was easy for the predominantly poor farming population.

According to your textbook, the post–Civil War West symbolized economic opportunity and personal freedom.

Born into slavery, ___________________________ made his famous “Cast Down Your Bucket” speech in Atlanta in 1895.

__________________________ argued that education should develop bold leaders willing to challenge segregation and discrimination.

Open Range is the informal system of governing property on the unfenced frontier.

Exodusters was the name for the ___________________ who migrated West in search of social and economic opportunities post Civil War.

The ______________________________ was a series of state constitutional amendments designed to restrict black voting rights in the 1890s.

The crop-lien system was inefficient, corrupt, and racially unfair.

Many in the South believed that they had lost the war because the South relied too much on slavery and cotton cultivation.

The economic situation in the New West can best be described as a boom/bust system.

More than 200,000 _______________________ arrived in California between 1876 and 1890.

In the _________________, Plains tribal chiefs agreed in 1851 to accept definite tribal borders and allow whites to travel west.

_________________ were the bloody conflicts between U.S. soldiers and Native Americans in the West from the 1860s to the 1870s.

______________________ led the American troops at the infamous Battle of Little Bighorn in 1876.

The Ghost Dance was the spiritual and political movement started by Wovoka to make Indian soldiers bulletproof.

By the end of the 19th century, Native American resistance to westward expansion had been crushed.

According to Frederick Jackson Turner, the frontier sparked the Industrial Revolution.

Frederick Jackson Turner’s frontier thesis only pertained to White men.

Partly as a result of the publication of ____________________ by Helen Hunt Jackson, U.S. policies regarding the Indians gradually _____________.