WorksheetsTopic 1,2,3 Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Federal law granting citizenship to former slaves; passed over Johnson's veto.
15th Amendment
Black Codes
Civil Rights Act of 1866
Freedmen's Bureau
System used on southern farms after the Civil War, similar to slavery
Black Codes
Slash and Burn
Crop Rotation
Sharecropping
Political party that favored harsh punishment of Southern states after civil war and supported voting rights for freedmen.
Emancipation Proclamation
Radical Republicans
Freedmen's Bureau
Southern Democrats
Movement of settlers into newly acquired territories in the American West. Increased sectional tensions.
Jim Crow Laws
Freedmen's Bureau
Westward Expansion
The Great Migration
State laws in the South that legalized segregation.
Jim Crow Laws
Freedmen's Bureau
Black Codes
Dred Scott Decision
Period when racism was at its worst after the Civil War, between the end of Reconstruction to the early 20th century.
Radical Reconstruction
Westward Expansion
Nadir of Race Relations
Civil Rights Act of 1866
Over what issue were President Johnson and the Radical Republicans divided
Reunification
Recertification
Rejustification
Slavery
The belief that it was the United States' destiny to expand west and conquer territory all the way to the Pacific Ocean
Manifest Destiny
Mexican - American War
Cross of Gold Speech
Black Exodus
Which of the following people were forced to relocate to government land known as reservations?
Chinese Americans
African Americans
Cubans
Native Americans
"You shall not press down upon the brow of labor this crown of thorns; you shall not crucify man kind upon a cross of gold" What does this quote refer to?
John Deere calling upon the government to provide relief for farmers
Grover Cleveland in support of his own reelection
William Jennings Bryan in support of bimetallism
William McKinley in opposition to greenbacks
A law passed by Congress in 1887 meant to assimilate Native Americans into US culture. It failed because Native Americans did not want to become farmers or end their tribal affiliations.
Sherman Anti Trust Act
Populist Movement
Dawes Act
Chinese Exclusion Act
Which statement best supports how the US philosophy depicted above led to a major cause of the Civil War?
The pursuit for economic resources for all Americans was supported by the Homestead Act.
The abolition of slavery became a top priority as Americans went West.
The idea of manifest destiny resulted in the disruption of power in Congress as the issue of slavery in new states became an issue.
The idea of isolationism promoted by nothern states influenced southern states to adopt the position of westward expansion.
Why did Bryan's supporters believe that the gold standard was oppressive?
They knew that railroad owners and grain elevator operators wanted to be paid with gold
They believed bimetallism would lead crop prices to rise making farm debts less harsh
They feared prices would be manipulated by cornering the gold market.
They felt the gold standard made it difficult for farmers to export crops overseas.
"What you farmers need to do is raise less corn and more hell." Which of the following statements best summarizes the point of view by the quote?
Farmers should sell off their farms as a way of protest
Farmers across the country should unite to address their common economic problems
Farmers should stop growing crops to work on the railroad
Farmers should look to private companies for solution to their problems with debt
What was the main goal of the populist party?
to represent the common interest of farmers and workers
to form alliances
to represent businessmen
to form organizations to deal with overcrowding in cities
