| Thinking Like a Historian | Reconstruction | Industrialization | Big Business and Labor Movement | Urbanization and Immigration |
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What is Close Reading, Sourcing, Contextualization and Corroboration
Name the steps to think like a historian
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What is After the Civil War
When did Reconstruction Begin
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What is the process of transforming from an agricultural society to a society based on manufacturing and producing goods
Define Industrialization
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What is risk takers who use their money and talents to launch new businesses
Define Entrepreneur
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What is process of making an area more urban.
Define Urbanization
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What is an account of an event created by someone who witnessed the event in question.
Define Primary Source
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What is Carpetbaggers
This social group moved from the North to the South for economic prosperity
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What is Native Americans
What group lived in the West and later loss their territory
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What is
Proprietorships & Partnerships Corporations Monopolies
Name one type of business
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What is Wealthy, Middle Class and Working Class.
Name the class differences during urbanization
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What is interprets primary sources. These sources are typically created by people who were not a part of the event in question.
Define Secondary Source
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What is False
True or False
Black Codes were created to protect African American Officers. |
What is the process of being more American
Define Americanization
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What is
Long hours Dirty conditions Low pay Dangerous machinery Constant threat of being fired
Name the two poor working conditions in factories
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What is a individual or group that fear, distrust and dislike foreigners.
Define Nativist
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What is helps build a better understanding of texts and stories.
Why do we use annotation marks?
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What is Ku Klux Klan or KKK
This social group were former confederate soldiers who later terrorized anyone who supported emancipation and the union.
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What is steel and oil
What two resources made the railroad possible?
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What is a series of workers and machines each complete 1 job in order to make a complete product
Define assembly line
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What is to make change
Define Reform
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What is to support an argument with evidence.
Define Corroboration
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What is Compromise of 1877
What ended Reconstruction
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What is Transcontinental Railroad
What was the name of the railroad system
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What is labor groups joined to promote reform
Define Unions
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What is a person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country.
What is an immigrant?
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