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1 Ch. 23 Annotated Timeline

2 Events to include on the Timeline--- be sure to annotate THOROUGHLY
Republicans “wave the bloody shirt” The Homestead Strike Grandfather clauses are used in the South Election of 1884 The Billion Dollar Congress is in power Jim Crow laws are established Widespread patronage in politics -The Plessy v. Ferguson case -The end of Reconstruction -Civil Rights Act of 1875 -Election of 1876 -The “Tweed Ring” is in power -The Pendleton Act is Passed -The Credit Mobilier Scandal -The Chinese Exclusion Act is passed -The Panic of 1876 -Sharecropping takes over in the South -Lynching becomes common

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