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70 Cards in this Set
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Waving the bloody shirt |
The use of civil war imagery by political canadiate and parities to draw votes to their side of the rickety weed |
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Tweed ring |
A symbol of gilded age corruption "boss" tweed and his deputation ran the New York City Democratic Party in the 1960scrdei |
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Credit mobilier scandal |
A construction comp was formal by owners of the Union Pacific rr for the purpose of receiving govt. contracts you old the rr @ highly in flated prices |
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Panic of 1873 |
Economic crisis triggered by bank failures elevated gain prices and the AJ efforts to curb over speculate on the western lands and transportation improve meant |
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Gilded age |
By mark twain indicating both the fabulous wealth and the widespread corruption of the era |
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Gilded age |
By mark twain indicating both the fabulous wealth and the widespread corruption of the era |
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Patronage |
a system, prevalent during the gilded age in which political parties granted jobs and favors to party regulars who delivered voted in Election Day |
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Gilded age |
By mark twain indicating both the fabulous wealth and the widespread corruption of the era |
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Patronage |
a system, prevalent during the gilded age in which political parties granted jobs and favors to party regulars who delivered voted in Election Day |
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Compromise of 1877 |
The agreement that finally redacted the 1876 election and offering ended reconstruction |
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Gilded age |
By mark twain indicating both the fabulous wealth and the widespread corruption of the era |
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Patronage |
a system, prevalent during the gilded age in which political parties granted jobs and favors to party regulars who delivered voted in Election Day |
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Compromise of 1877 |
The agreement that finally redacted the 1876 election and offering ended reconstruction |
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Civil rights act of 1875 |
The law promised blacks equal access to public accommodation and banned racism in injury selection |
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Gilded age |
By mark twain indicating both the fabulous wealth and the widespread corruption of the era |
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Patronage |
a system, prevalent during the gilded age in which political parties granted jobs and favors to party regulars who delivered voted in Election Day |
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Compromise of 1877 |
The agreement that finally redacted the 1876 election and offering ended reconstruction |
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Civil rights act of 1875 |
The law promised blacks equal access to public accommodation and banned racism in injury selection |
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Share cropping black and white |
Farmers rented land and residence from a plantation owner on exchange for giving him a certain "share" of each years crop |
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Gilded age |
By mark twain indicating both the fabulous wealth and the widespread corruption of the era |
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Patronage |
a system, prevalent during the gilded age in which political parties granted jobs and favors to party regulars who delivered voted in Election Day |
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Compromise of 1877 |
The agreement that finally redacted the 1876 election and offering ended reconstruction |
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Civil rights act of 1875 |
The law promised blacks equal access to public accommodation and banned racism in injury selection |
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Share cropping black and white |
Farmers rented land and residence from a plantation owner on exchange for giving him a certain "share" of each years crop |
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Jim Crow |
System of racial segregation in American south from the end of reconstruction until the mid 20th century |
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Gilded age |
By mark twain indicating both the fabulous wealth and the widespread corruption of the era |
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Patronage |
a system, prevalent during the gilded age in which political parties granted jobs and favors to party regulars who delivered voted in Election Day |
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Compromise of 1877 |
The agreement that finally redacted the 1876 election and offering ended reconstruction |
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Civil rights act of 1875 |
The law promised blacks equal access to public accommodation and banned racism in injury selection |
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Share cropping black and white |
Farmers rented land and residence from a plantation owner on exchange for giving him a certain "share" of each years crop |
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Jim Crow |
System of racial segregation in American south from the end of reconstruction until the mid 20th century |
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Please v. Ferguson |
Supreme Court case that upheld the constitutionality of segregation laws saying that as long as black provided with separate but equal facilities these laws did not violate the 14th amendment |
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Gilded age |
By mark twain indicating both the fabulous wealth and the widespread corruption of the era |
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Patronage |
a system, prevalent during the gilded age in which political parties granted jobs and favors to party regulars who delivered voted in Election Day |
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Compromise of 1877 |
The agreement that finally redacted the 1876 election and offering ended reconstruction |
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Civil rights act of 1875 |
The law promised blacks equal access to public accommodation and banned racism in injury selection |
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Share cropping black and white |
Farmers rented land and residence from a plantation owner on exchange for giving him a certain "share" of each years crop |
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Jim Crow |
System of racial segregation in American south from the end of reconstruction until the mid 20th century |
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Please v. Ferguson |
Supreme Court case that upheld the constitutionality of segregation laws saying that as long as black provided with separate but equal facilities these laws did not violate the 14th amendment |
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Chinese exclusion act |
Prohibited most further Chinese immigration to the u.s |
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Gilded age |
By mark twain indicating both the fabulous wealth and the widespread corruption of the era |
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Patronage |
a system, prevalent during the gilded age in which political parties granted jobs and favors to party regulars who delivered voted in Election Day |
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Compromise of 1877 |
The agreement that finally redacted the 1876 election and offering ended reconstruction |
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Civil rights act of 1875 |
The law promised blacks equal access to public accommodation and banned racism in injury selection |
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Share cropping black and white |
Farmers rented land and residence from a plantation owner on exchange for giving him a certain "share" of each years crop |
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Jim Crow |
System of racial segregation in American south from the end of reconstruction until the mid 20th century |
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Please v. Ferguson |
Supreme Court case that upheld the constitutionality of segregation laws saying that as long as black provided with separate but equal facilities these laws did not violate the 14th amendment |
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Chinese exclusion act |
Prohibited most further Chinese immigration to the u.s |
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Pendleton act |
Granted federal gout jobs on the basis of examinations instead of political patronage |
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Gilded age |
By mark twain indicating both the fabulous wealth and the widespread corruption of the era |
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Patronage |
a system, prevalent during the gilded age in which political parties granted jobs and favors to party regulars who delivered voted in Election Day |
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Compromise of 1877 |
The agreement that finally redacted the 1876 election and offering ended reconstruction |
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Civil rights act of 1875 |
The law promised blacks equal access to public accommodation and banned racism in injury selection |
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Share cropping black and white |
Farmers rented land and residence from a plantation owner on exchange for giving him a certain "share" of each years crop |
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Jim Crow |
System of racial segregation in American south from the end of reconstruction until the mid 20th century |
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Please v. Ferguson |
Supreme Court case that upheld the constitutionality of segregation laws saying that as long as black provided with separate but equal facilities these laws did not violate the 14th amendment |
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Chinese exclusion act |
Prohibited most further Chinese immigration to the u.s |
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Pendleton act |
Granted federal gout jobs on the basis of examinations instead of political patronage |
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Homestead act strike |
A strike @ a Carnegie steel plant in homestead , PA that needed in an armed battle between the strike |
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Gilded age |
By mark twain indicating both the fabulous wealth and the widespread corruption of the era |
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Gradfather cause |
A regulation established in May southern states in the 1890s that exempted from voting requirements |
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Patronage |
a system, prevalent during the gilded age in which political parties granted jobs and favors to party regulars who delivered voted in Election Day |
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Compromise of 1877 |
The agreement that finally redacted the 1876 election and offering ended reconstruction |
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Civil rights act of 1875 |
The law promised blacks equal access to public accommodation and banned racism in injury selection |
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Share cropping black and white |
Farmers rented land and residence from a plantation owner on exchange for giving him a certain "share" of each years crop |
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Jim Crow |
System of racial segregation in American south from the end of reconstruction until the mid 20th century |
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Please v. Ferguson |
Supreme Court case that upheld the constitutionality of segregation laws saying that as long as black provided with separate but equal facilities these laws did not violate the 14th amendment |
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Chinese exclusion act |
Prohibited most further Chinese immigration to the u.s |
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Pendleton act |
Granted federal gout jobs on the basis of examinations instead of political patronage |
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Homestead act strike |
A strike @ a Carnegie steel plant in homestead , PA that needed in an armed battle between the strike |
