(Civil War).

Who tries to invade NC while Vance is governor, and is told to destroy everything?

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(Civil War).

Who was the loudest candidate for peace and held peace conventions across the state?

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(Reconstruction).

Who is the president of the US during reconstruction, and who made NC the model state for his reconstruction plan?

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What is the 13th amendement?

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The Holden Convention operated under what is known as:

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What were the offensive laws made to keep Blacks from being completely free? Such as orphans being given to white families?

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Which amendment gives equal protection under the law?

(a)  

Reconstruction

What organization was made to aid freed slaves in the transition to regular life?

(a)  

Reconstruction

Which party wanted to punish the south for the civil war and wanted to dismantle the democratic party?

(a)  

Reconstruction

Which type of reconstruction blamed the south and wanted retribution for the civil war?

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What legislation revised the court system by making a new superior court system? Was also used for the Confederate states to come back into the union.

(a)  

In addition to the constitution of 1868, which amendment gave Black men the right to vote?

(a)  

What was the group of post-war white democratic leaders in the south who "saved" the region from domination by Northerners and Blacks?

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what was the compromise that the House of Representatives formed because neither candidate won the electoral college, making it so Hayes (Republican) became president to end the Reconstruction

(a)  

New South

Who created the Southern Railway Company, creating more railroads across NC in 1894?

(a)  

New South

What is a system used by sharecroppers and share tenants who pledged a portion of their crop to landowners for supplies?

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Which type of southern farmer borrowed everything?

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Which type of southern farmer owned tools and animals and kept 60% of what they grew?

(a)  

What type of industry in the industrialization of piedmont made lots of jobs?

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What event caused the destruction of Wilmington which was a center for Black politics and culture?

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Which prominent figure challenged assumptions about black culture and pushed for racial equality in NC?

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Who created the White Government League which wanted to "rescue the city from black domination?"

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Poll taxes, Literacy tests, and the Grandfather clause are all types of?

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Which court case set the precedent for the "separate but equal" policy, legitimizing segregation?

(a)  

Progressive Era

What is the phenomenon of Democrats and Republicans working together?

(a)  

What is segregation by law/govt ordered segregation

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Who was the 1st governor of the 20th century and blamed social and political turmoil on emancipation and the republican party?

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What organization was made in Ohio and committed to prohibition and sexuality standards

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Who founded the Alice Freemen Palmer Memorial Institute (PMI)?

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Which govt leader said that the "old south" mindset restricted NC's potential?

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which committee banned child labor under 12 years older?

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Who discovered hookworm and publicized the dangers, which led to the Rockefeller Sanitary Commission?

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Who is the president of NC during the Great War AKA WWI?

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What caused US to enter WWI?

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Who was the democrat from Scotland Neck who opposed entering the war?

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What organization set priorities and issued production quotas to industries during the war to allocate materials?

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What group was formed by Herbert hoover to raise agriculture production and reduce civilian consumption (i.e. meatless Tuesdays)?

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What was the movement of Blacks from the South to the North in cities like Detroit?

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What was the committee of journalists, photographers, and media people that generated support for the war with propaganda?

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What war policy prohibited any criticism of the government and policy and could be met with 20 years in prison?

(a)  

NC in 1920's

Who favored the use of expanding convict labor for roads and created the "good roads train"?

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What Ford car was popular in the 20's?

(a)  

What was the rebirth of southern culture known as?

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who was appointed to UNC faculty, wanted to modernize, and led the School of Public Welfare?

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What is the belief of conservative evangelicals that used a literal interpretation of the Bible?

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Thomas Theodore Martin (Fundamentalist) vs William L. Poteat

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Who was the governor who had to deal with the anti-evolution controversy and opposed a textbook with a picture of a monkey and a man?

(a)  

Great Depression?

Who was the president during the great depression?

(a)  

What was the legislation that raised the protective tariff and crippled the international trade, raised the income tax to increase revenue, and caused another drop in the stock market?

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What were the shacks built with scrap metal and camped in front of the White House to protest?

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What was the event in which Hoover had the military set Hooverville on fire?

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What was the first day that people made a run on the bank known as?

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who won the election of 1932 by a landslide and whose strategy was to provide relief recovery and reform as part of the New Deal?

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Who was governor of NC during FDR's first term

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A group of people who represented the power of the industrialized piedmont region, defended business interests and opposed labor unions

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What gave the president power over banks and allowed him to close the banks for 4 days (Bank Holiday)?

(a)  

What prevented banks from investing depositor money into the stock market

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what reduced the likelihood of another panic and guaranteed bank deposits of up to 2500 $$?

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what established set output, prices, working conditions and a 40 hr work week?

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paid farmers to produce fewer crops to lower prices, really helped North Carolinians?

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most successful new deal program to provide jobs to the unemployed to build roads, bridges, parks, etc

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not to be confused with CCC; managed several federal job programs and became the largest employer in the nation?

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