2. POWERPOINT REVIEW

3.  Spoils system  Age of the common man  Indian removal  Democracy  “Old Hickory”

4.  The people of a territory decide about slavery—popular sovereignty

5.  Equal rights for women  Women’s suffrage  Seneca Falls Declaration  Roles of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony

6.  Missouri Compromise of 1820  Compromise of 1850  Kansas-Nebraska Act 0f 1854

7.  Violence in Kansas over the spread of slavery  Election of Abraham Lincoln as president  Publication of Uncle Tom’s Cabin  John Brown’s raid on Harper’s Ferry, Va

8.  State’s rights  Tariff rates  Slavery

9.  Suspension of Habeas Corpus  Signing of the Emancipation Proclamation  Election of President Lincoln to a second term  Events from the Civil War

10.  The Battle of Saratoga is to Revolutionary War  AS  Blank is to Civil War

12.  Promote unification and forgiveness following the Civil War

13.  Accept defeat and rebuild the South

14.  President of the US for two terms  Accomplished Union General during the Civil War  An opponent of the Radical Reconstruction plan

15.  13 th Amendment  14 th Amendment  15 th Amendment

16.  Southern Democrats support electoral college vote  Military occupation of the South is ended  ???

17.  During the late 1800s, where was the location of reservations to which many North American Indian tribes were sent?

18.  Laws that limited African American freedoms and segregated the races in the South after the end of Reconstruction

19.  Plessy v. Ferguson (1896)

20.  African Americans  Migration from South to North  Changed the nature of Northern Cities especially Chicago  Happened after the Civil War

21.  Agricultural education  Separation of the races  Concentrate on economic not racial progress  Atlanta Compromise speech, 1895

22.  She was an African American writer who was famous for her opposition to lynching

23.  Rapid urbanization (growth of cities)

24.  “Melting pot” theory

25.  Wright Brothers

26.  Alexander Graham Bell

27.  Thomas Edison

28.  Henry Ford

29.  Andrew Carnegie

30.  Finance and banking

31.  Oil refineries

32.  Automobiles

33.  Shipping, then railroads

34.  Amendments concerning the income tax  Amendments concerning the direct election of senators  Amendments concerning the prohibition of alcohol  Amendments concerning the right of women to vote

35.  Wrote about the social and economic ills of American life

36.  Initiative  Referendum  Recall  Direct primary vote

37.  Interstate Commerce Act (1887)  Sherman Antitrust Act (1890)  Clayton Antitrust Act (1914)

38.  Most employers were very hostile towards workers’ efforts to organize

39.  Working conditions were very bad

40.  Because they eliminated competition

41.  Labor leaders executed for causing Haymarket Riot  State militia (police) called in to end Homestead Riot  1,000 jailed as Silver Miners Protest wage cuts

42.  Asia especially China  Latin and South America

43.  Explosion of the USS Maine  Practice of “yellow journalism”

44.  Yellow Journalism

45.  Emergence as a world power