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// question: 11403302  name: Matching people
::Matching people::[html]<p><span class\="edit"></span>Read the description on the left. Under the CHOOSE drop down menu on the right, select the correct person that is being described.<br />(Each of the 5 people on the right has a correct matching description on the left) </p>\n<p><img src\="http\://media.lanecc.edu/users/escobarj/202/final_exam_images/match_people.png" width\="720" height\="204" /></p>{
	=<p>The foremost Peace Democrat during the Civil War, who was eventually banished to the Confederacy</p> -> Clement Vallandingham
	=<p>A California populist political leader in the late 19th century, known for his racist views toward Chinese immigrants</p> -> Dennis Kearney
	=<p>Leader of the inclusive Knights of Labor, who called for the 8-hour day, but, after strikes and violence, saw his union membership dwindle</p> -> Terrence Powderly
	=<p>Democratic candidate in the election of 1896 who, after arguing against mankind being "crucified on a cross of gold", won the support of the farmers' Populist Party</p> -> William Jennings Bryan
	=<p>GOP Candidate who won the election of 1896 on a campaign of "hard money" and the gold standard</p> -> William McKinley
}


// question: 11403301  name: Matching vocab
::Matching vocab::[html]Read the description on the left. Under the CHOOSE drop down menu on the right, select the correct historical vocabulary term that is being defined.<br /><br />{
	=Peace Democrats who opposed president Abraham Lincoln's handling of the Civil War, including emancipating the slaves -> Copperheads
	=Northerners who came to the South after the Civil War for many reasons, including making money, modernizing the social structure by helping the freedmen, and establishing the Republican Party in southern politics -> carpetbaggers
	=White, southern-born Republicans or those who had been Unionists, opposing secession at the start of the Civil War -> scalawags
	=Laws in former Confederate States whose purpose was to discriminate and to deprive freedmen of their freedom and newly won rights. -> Black Codes
	=Term used to refer to former slaves after the passage of the 13th Amendment and Union victory in the Civil War -> freedmen
	=Term used to describe former slaves whose official status during the Civil War was problematic.  Were they property to be returned to their owners, or should they be used by the Union war effort? -> contrabands
}