HIST 1302 ALL HISTORY SOLUTION 2024/25 EDITION GUARANTEED GRADE A+

A white Northern Republican living in the Reconstruction-era South was referred to disparagingly as . . . An interloper A scalawag A carpetbagger A no good Yankee liar A carpetbagger According to advocates of laissez faire economics, which of these conditions could be achieved by the free market forces of supply and demand? a fair wage for laborers better safety conditions in the workplace greater productivity all of the above all of the above In the examples of Black Codes that we looked at in class, one of the most nefarious laws allowed local judges to take black children away from their parents and return them to their former masters. This practice was referred to as . . . Slavery by another name Apprenticeship Work release Jim Crow labor Apprenticeship In which of the following areas was the Freedman's Bureau most impactful? Education and building of schools Redistributing confiscated lands Winning support of skeptical southerners All of the above Education and building of schools What was the Gilded Age? The period from when superficial development, like a thin veneer of gold, covered numerous social problems The period from when the policies of Reconstruction brought equality to the South The years between 1850 and 1900 in which aristocrats from Europe emigrated to the United States bringing with them high society The years from 1880 to 1920 in which social reformers pressed the government to pass laws and regulations to help the urban working class The period from when superficial development, like a thin veneer of gold, covered numerous social problems Which was NOT a result of the Haymarket Riot in Chicago in 1886? Membership in the Knights of Labor dwindled The large meeting ended with employers agreeing to labor's demands Seven policemen and four workers were killed It created fear and justification for more crack downs on labor movements The large meeting ended with employers agreeing to labor's demands Why was the era of Presidential Reconstruction so ineffective? Because Redeemers regained control of the government during this period Because President Johnson was a Southerner who did not share Lincoln's enthusiasm for "a new nation conceived in liberty" Because President Lincoln was pre-occupied with the Civil War Because President Johnson was a Democrat and at the time Democrats did not support equality Because President Johnson was a Southerner who did not share Lincoln's enthusiasm for "a new nation conceived in liberty" This amendment guaranteed birthright citizenship and equal protection under the law. 13th 14th 15th 16th 14th The doctrine of "separate but equal" is associated with which of the following? Plessy v. Fergusson Jim Crow segregation The failure of Reconstruction all of the above all of the above Which best describes the role of government in business during the Gilded Age? Ensuring protection for workers' rights Moderation Regulation Laissez-faire Laissez-faire How does the Compromise of 1877 mark the end of Reconstruction? It called for all US troops to be removed from the South It allowed Southerners to vote on the continued existence of slavery It allowed the inauguration of President Rutherford B Hayes It denied the presidency to Samuel Tilden It called for all US troops to be removed from the South This amendment prohibited discrimination in voting rights based on race, color or previous conditions of servitude 13th 14th 15th 16th 15th Who am I? First African-American Senator W.E.B. DuBois Frederick Douglas Hiram Walker First African-American Senator According to the suggested reading on Social Darwinism, who gained nature's reward in the Industrial Age? The outdoorsman The one with the heaviest fist The one born into wealth The man of the highest training The man of the highest training Who am I? Andrew Johnson the 17th president of the United States Lincoln's vice President All of the above All of the above According to the reading of Fergusson Missouri, the author made a direct correlation between 21st century policing in Fergusson and this Reconstruction-era practice . . . Discrimination Black Codes Segregation Convict leasing Convict leasing According to the short reading on "Ferguson's Legal System...", in the 21st century, a poor resident in Ferguson Missouri could get locked up and fined for which of the following? not providing for the support of the themselves or their families manner of walking in roadway selling product of his labor after dark carrying a firearm without written permission of an employer manner of walking in roadway The Dawes Severalty Act passed in 1887 . . . Outlined the punishments for murdering white settlers Broke up reservations as a tool of assimilation by forcing Native Americans to become independent land owners Provided more reservation land for Native Americans as white settlers encroached on Indian land Made it illegal for white people to settle on Sioux lands in the Black Hills of South Dakota Broke up reservations as a tool of assimilation by forcing Native Americans to become independent land owners The Long Drive was the heyday of the stereotypical cowboy but only lasted this long . . . 10 years 5 years 20 years 50 years 20 years This event generally marks the end of the Indian wars and the closing of the frontier . . . Custer's last stand The Wounded Knee Massacre Manifest Destiny the completion of the transcontinental railroad The Wounded Knee Massacre What is meant by the Lakota Souix term "wasichu"? He who takes the best meat (greedy) buffalo person of mixed race heritage rebellion He who takes the best meat (greedy) Which is NOT true of the near extinction of the buffalo? The railroad hired people to kill buffalo because large herds disrupted train travel Native Americans hunted the buffalo to near extinction The extermination of the buffalo became a tactic to push Native Americans onto reservations Buffalo products like robes and tongue became popular in the East and encouraged the slaughter of buffalo Native Americans hunted the buffalo to near extinction In the late nineteenth century, which American city had the largest meat processing industry? New York City Chicago St. Louis Dallas Chicago All of the following statements regarding the promoters of the New South are true EXCEPT They were exclusively white and sought to maintain the racial status quo They embraced industrialization as a tool to encourage economic development They sought to move away from the South's dependence on cotton, believing that agricultural diversification would lead to economic development They saw economic independence as a means of limiting connections between North and South They saw economic independence as a means of limiting connections between North and South From 1880 to 1950, approximately _______ African Americans were lynched by white mobs. 500 5000 1000 200 5000 Which of the following tactics were used to disenfranchise black voters in the Jim Crow South? Poll taxes literacy tests violence and intimidation All of the above All of the above What was the myth of the Lost Cause? A belief that the South could never have won the war because northern soldiers exerted greater virtue and courage A glorification of the memory of the Confederacy and a romanticization of the Old South as a pastoral land with benevolent masters and happy slaves The belief among northerners that southerners would never accept racial equality All of the above A glorification of the memory of the Confederacy and a romanticization of the Old South as a pastoral land with benevolent masters and happy slaves Between 1870 and 1920 how many immigrants arrived in the United States? CONTINUED..