1. Jeopardy

2. Government during Reconstruction $100 The _________ Amendment abolished slavery.

3. Government during Reconstruction $200 Abraham Lincoln was assassinated by ___________ on April 12, 1865.

4. Government during Reconstruction $300 Which faction of the Republican Party wanted Reconstruction to punish the former Confederacy, disenfranchise large numbers of Southern whites, and confiscate the property of leading Confederates?

5. Government during Reconstruction $400 Name the 2 acts that were put in place to try to annoy President Johnson. Which of these acts was violated by the President and caused his impeachment hearing?

6. Government during Reconstruction $500 What were the provisions of the Wade- Davis Bill and what were the results?

7. Government during Reconstruction $1,000 Discuss the details of the Compromise of 1877.

8. Economics during Reconstruction $100 What does sharecropping refer to ?

9. Economics during Reconstruction $200 What is the difference between a scalawag and a carpetbagger?

10. Economics during Reconstruction $300 Discuss the concept of the crop-lien system. How does it differ from tenant farming or does it?

11. Economics during Reconstruction $400 Which group comprised the majority of the new labor workforce in southern mills?

12. Economics during Reconstruction $500 What were the major areas of economic improvement in the south after the war? Which was the most important to the economy of the south?

13. Economics during Reconstruction $1,000 Describe the overall condition of the north and south after the war in terms of leadership, government, economy and population.

14. African Americans during Reconstruction $100 Name at least 3 changes in the everyday life of a former slave after the war. What did they do differently? (of course…not a slave…)

15. African Americans during Reconstruction $200 Name 4 methods to keep African Americans “in their place” and to continue white supremacy in the polling place.

16. African Americans during Reconstruction $300 The Supreme Court case __________________________ established the principle that the federal government could not determine the morality of a states’ laws and that the principle of “separate but equal” was legitimate.

17. African Americans during Reconstruction $400 What attempts were made by the Federal Government to stop white supremacy in the south during reconstruction? (2 acts)

18. African Americans during Reconstruction $500 ___________ established Tuskegee Institute. He encouraged 2 ideas in his speech “Atlanta Compromise” what were they?

19. African Americans during Reconstruction $1,000 Describe the average economic, social and political life of a negro in the south during reconstruction.

20. The New South $100 What point was Henry Grady trying to make with the article The New South?

21. The New South $200 Which best describes Congressional reaction to the former Confederate states that had set up new governments under Andrew Johnson's "presidential Reconstruction"? a. They fully accepted all of the states except Georgia and South Carolina, which had elected no blacks to office. a. They fully accepted all of the states except Georgia and South Carolina, which had elected no blacks to office. b. They conditionally accepted all of the states pending the results of local and state elections. b. They conditionally accepted all of the states pending the results of local and state elections. c. They refused to seat the senators and representatives from the states and set up a committee to investigate and advise on Reconstruction. c. They refused to seat the senators and representatives from the states and set up a committee to investigate and advise on Reconstruction. d. They fully accepted all of the states west of the Mississippi River, but required new constitutions in the others. d. They fully accepted all of the states west of the Mississippi River, but required new constitutions in the others.

22. The New South $300 What does the term Agribusiness refer to ? Who was financing these types of endeavors?

23. The New South $400 What event marks the end of reconstruction and the beginning of a more prosperous time in the south?

24. The New South $500 What did Ida Wells have to say about the “New South”?

25. The New South $1,000 What methods did the government use to help encourage growth in the south after the war?

26. Western Expansion $100 _________________ is considered the first western historian. His book, “The Significance of the American Frontier”, helped to encourage western settlement.

27. Western Expansion $200 What was the romance of the west? Give examples.

28. Western Expansion $300 The ___________ of 1890 was the first time the US government discriminated against a single ethnic group of people in stating that they could not legally immigrate into the country.

29. Western Expansion $400 The completion of the ___________ in 1869 helped to facilitate western expansion. 90% of this was completed with Chinese labor.

30. Western Expansion $500 Name and define 3 methods (acts) the US used to encourage western expansion.

31. Western Expansion $1,000 Describe the 3 major economies of the west. Which one is the most successful long term?

32. How the West was Won $100 The ___________ provided for Native Americans to become wards of the federal government, each qualified individual would receive a land grant which divided the communal property of the reservations and forced the issue of assimilation.

33. How the West was Won $200 The _________ led by ________ were one of the last native American tribes to be settled on a reservation. They were known for their guerrilla warfare tactics.

34. How the West was Won $300 Explain the importance of the buffalo to the native populations of the west.

35. How the West was Won $400 What did the Indian Peace commission determine?

36. How the West was Won $500 What was a “Ghostdance”? and why did it help to stimulate the events of the Battle at Wounded Knee?

37. How the West was Won $1000 What was the relationship between the Natives and US government in the mid-late 1800’s?