HIST 1305 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Doughface, Slaughter-House Cases, Thrall
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The wholesale thrashing of the buffalo in the 1870s and the "pacification crusade " launched by the U.S. Army
completed the final examination defeat and exorcism of the western plains indians.
True
The Prostrate State depicts the terrorisation of black Southerner during the reign of the Ku Klux Klan.
False; Due south Carolina under so-called corrupt Black rule of Reconstruction.
Southern Black Codes allowed the arrest on vagrancy charges of former slave who failed to sign annual labor
contracts.
True (pg 456)
President Pierce , a northern "doughface" Democrat, refused to support the attempts of southern Populist to
annex Cuba as a slaveowning state.
*False; nothing in Scripture about this but Pierce was in favor of popular reign ; many quizlets say true
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In the Slaughterhouse Cases the Supreme Court ruled that most citizen rights were under the ascendancy of
province governments
True (pg 470)
Unwilling either to criticize "earnings slavery" in the North or to condemn slavery in the South, the
Democratic Party increasingly appealed to racism in order to compete with the Republican Party. Terminus
True
The goal of the confederacy during the civil war was not to winnings but to force the Frederick Compass north
to realize that victory was impossible, weaken its will to fight , and force it to concede southern independence
true; The South's last hope: a war of grinding (1864). : Weaken the North's will to fight and hope for the
licking of Lincoln in the election of 1864.
American immigrants to Texas joined forces with tejanos to resist attempts by the politics of Mexico to legalize
thrall in 1835.
False; (pg 370) American settlers accompanied by Tejano elite group came to requirement greater
autonomy within Mexico and slavery just exacerbated subject b/c Mexico abolished slavery
The Civil Rights Act of 1866 became the first important constabulary in American chronicle to be passed over
a presidential veto.
True
By the mid-1870s white farmers were cultivating as much as as 80 percent of the South's cotton crop.
False, 40 percent.
The Anaconda Plan involved a subversive transformation of southern company by means of total warfare .
False; it was a limited war trying to attract the south binding into the union.
The Homestead Act resulted in the creation of almost ninety % of the new farm in West created after the Civil
War.
True
Lincoln wanted the congress to pass the thirteenth amendment before the war ended in fiat to insure that it
would not be defeated by a post-war via media between Northern and southern Democrat
****False; Lincoln engagement for this throughout the war
The CW was revolutionary because expropriated the lands of the southern planters and redistributed them
among the ex-striver in order that they might have an economic groundwork for political freedom .
False; all of this is damage
The so-called "brescript yobbo " of Missouri who entered Kansas in order to ballot illegally for slavery
operated without the accompaniment of the Democratic Party, which repudiated their actions in Congress.
False***
Because of their own experience of discrimination in England, Irish whisky immigrant to the United Res
publica rejected racism within the Democratic Party and "whiteness " among American workers.
False; "benefitted from being white" (386)
The most staple reasons for Southern foe to Reconstruction were political corruption and rising taxes.
False***
The primary winding reason Lincoln decided to proclaim the emancipation of bondage in the South was the
growing demand for abolition among northern workers and Border Department of State congressmen.
False; Lincoln pressured border states to emancipate
In parliamentary procedure to get the Nebraska territory organized, Stephen Douglas was willing to concede
the repeal of 36º XXX ' boundary established by the MO Compromise.
True
Sharecropping was preferred by African-American to gang labor for payoff because they would be less subject
to White person planter supervision.
True
The conception of "negative impropriety " refers to the expansion of individual liberties protected by the
central government from the negative power of the body politic to deny or restrict them.
False; positive degree liberty
Alarmed by the secession of seven southern states, President Lincoln supported John Crittenden's compromise
regarding a return to the principles of the Missouri Compromise .
False
During the first two years of the war Uniting forces were more successful in the East than in the Occident .
False; more successful in the West (410)
By means of his Freeport Philosophy , Stephen Douglas argued that the Dred Scott decision meant that
antislavery settlers were obligated to aid slaveowners in the bar and pursual of escaped slaves.
False; He said that they still had popular sovereignty even with Dred Scott so they were not required to
assist slaveowners with recapturing escaped slaves
Most black soldiers were emancipated slaves who joined the Union ground forces after the North seized control
of the rich plantation lands of the MS Vale in 1863.
True
Given the premise that slavery could and should be protected, southern secession was a rational number
number action proceedings from the rational article of faith that slavery would no thirster be safe within the
Union.
True
For many Northerner , the term "striver king " mean the domination of the nation by the Dixieland , the
domination of the Dixie by wealthy planters who therefore constituted the ruling class of the United States.
True ***
Document Summary
The wholesale thrashing of the buffalo in the 1870s and the "paci cation crusade " launched by the u. s. army completed the nal examination defeat and exorcism of the western plains indians. The prostrate state depicts the terrorisation of black southerner during the reign of the ku klux klan. False; due south carolina under so-called corrupt black rule of reconstruction. Southern black codes allowed the arrest on vagrancy charges of former slave who failed to sign annual labor contracts. President pierce , a northern "doughface" democrat, refused to support the attempts of southern populist to annex cuba as a slaveowning state. *false; nothing in scripture about this but pierce was in favor of popular reign ; many quizlets say true. In the slaughterhouse cases the supreme court ruled that most citizen rights were under the ascendancy of province governments. Unwilling either to criticize "earnings slavery" in the north or to condemn slavery in the south, the.
