Identifications for Midterm in History of the South

London Company

John Smith

John Rolfe

Thomas Dale

Powhaton

House of Burgesses

16l9 Arrival of first African-Americans

1660 Legalization of chattel slavery

Villeins

Oscar Handlin

Winthrop Jordan, White Over Black

Gullah

Elizah Lucas

Sickle Cell Anemia

Indigo

Rice

Nathaniel Bacon

William Berkeley

Bacon’s Rebellion

Tobacco Aristocrats

English Civil War

Oliver Cromwell

Restoration

Glorious Revolution

Fall Line

Great Wagon Road

Piney Barrens

Regulators

Scots-Irish

“Fly Away”

Sullivan’s Island

Cahokia

Trail of Tears

De Soto

Oklahoma

Natchez

Five Civilized Tribes

Creek

Choctaw

Chickasaw

Seminole

Cherokee

Muskogean

Yamasee War

Red Sticks

Horseshoe Bend

Treaty of Echota

Sea Island Cotton

Short Staple Cotton

Cotton Gin

Eli Whitney

Dixie/Dix

Battle of New Orleans

Creole

Voodoo

Cajun

Treaty of Ghent

Free People of Color

Robert Fulton

Crescent City

Storyville

Congo Square

French Quarter

Mardi Gras

Code Noire

Krewes

Cult of Honor

Dueling

Code Napoleon

Revenue Tariff v. Protective Tariff

Strict Construction v. Broad Construction

Tenth Amendment v. Elastic Clause

Tallmadge Amendment

(House 87-76; Senate 16-22)

“South Carolina Exposition and Protest”

Tariff of l828 or "Tariff of Abominations"

Force Bill

Middle Passage

Coverture

Separate Spheres

"Fire Eaters"

Charles Sumner

"Immediatism"

Preston Brooks

"Perfectionism"

John Brown

William Lloyd Garrison

Dred Scott Decision

Charles Grandison Finney

Liberator

Nat Turner

Virginia Convention of l832

Compromise of 1850

Fugitive Slave Act

Kansas-Nebraska

Ft. Sumter---Beauregard (CSA)

1st Bull Run-Beauregard (CSA)

McDowell (USA)

Ft. Henry-------Grant (USA)

Ft. Donnelson--- " "

Shiloh------------" "

Peninsular---McClellan (USA)

Johnston (CSA)

Lee (CSA)

2d Bull Run---Pope (USA)

Lee (CSA)

Antietam-----McClellan (USA)

Lee (CSA)

Fredericksburg---Lee (CSA)

Burnside (USA)

Chancellorsville--Lee (CSA)

Hooker (USA)

William Sherman

George Meade

Joseph Johnson

IDS for Final Exam in History of the South

"Lords of the Loom and Lords of the Lash"

Wade-Davis Bill

Black Codes

1866 Congressional Election

Joint Committee on Reconstruction

Freedmen Bureau Act

Civil Rights Act of 1866

Thirteenth Amendment

Fourteenth Amendment

Fifteen Amendment

Amnesty Act of l872

Bourbons

Mississippi Plan

"Change of the Gauge"

Buck Duke

R.J. Reynolds

Julian Carr

James Day

13th Amendment

14th Amendment

15th Amendment

Emancipation Proclamation

Confiscation Acts of l861 & l862

Freedmen Bureau

Civil Rights Act of l866

"Enabling Clause"

Reconstruction Act of l867

Tenure of Office Act

Railroad Time

Barrel Houses

Crop Liens

commodity and land banks

Farmers' Alliance

Sub-Treasury Plan

Populist Party

Leonidas Polk

Plessy v. Ferguson (l896)

Williams v. Mississippi (l898)

Grandfather Clause

Understanding Clause

Conference for Southern Education

Southern Education Board

Hook Worm

Pellagra

Referendum

White Primary

"Tantamount Time"

Dubose Heyward

Julia Peterkin

"Yoknaptawpha County"

John Crowe Ransom

I'll Take My Stand

Niagra Movement

W.E.B. Dubois

NAACP

Alaine Locke

New Negro

Cotton Club

Duke Ellington

Spindletop

Slater and Rosenwald Funds

"Pittsburgh Differential"

Kraft Paper

Carl Fisher

Majors/Independents

Federal Highway Acts l9l6, l925

Huey Long

Farm Block

Federal Emergency Relief Act

National Recovery Act

Agricultural Adjustment Act

Parity

Tennessee Valley Authority

A. PHILIP RANDOLPH

24^th Amendment;

FEPC

SOUTHERN LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE;

DIXIECRATS

Birmingham Riot (1963);

FRED VINSON

BROWN V. BOARD OF EDUCATION

THURGOOD MARSHALL

CIVIL RIGHTS ACTS 1964, 1966

VOTING RIGHTS ACT, 1965

GREENSBORO, NC

NAACP

Louis Gottschalk

Austin/KOKE

Congo Square

Minstrelsy

Fisk Jubilee Singers

Scott Joplin/Ragtime

Blues

Blue Notes

Nashville/Grand Ole Oprey/WSM

Rhythm and Blues/Memphis/B.B. King/WDIA

Motown

CORE