Lincoln's action relative to Fort Sumter in April of 1861 was to send military supplies and naval reinforcements. * send a relief force to take in food only. do nothing and see what the South would do. negotiate behind the scenes. Both Lincoln and Johnson shared the view that Reconstruction should punish the South for secession. * was a presidential function. needed to be a complete socio-economic transformation. prohibited any real conciliation of North and South. Which one of the following was NOT a reason for the demise of the huge cattle barons by the late 1880s? overstocked herds that depleted the limited grass supply * constant danger of Indian attack severe summer and winter weather in 1885-87 pressure to fence and regulate formerly open land Vertical integration is to the control of production of a product as horizontal combination is to control of * the market for a product. the labor force. the boards and financiers. all raw materials. Which one of these would NOT be in a Granger's list of "thieves in the night" or considered a pitchfork in the farmers' backs? railroads farm equipment manufacturers banks * labor unions The capital of the Confederacy after May 1861 was: Charleston * Richmond Appomattox Baltimore Which one of the following is NOT one of the three groups that made up the fledgling Republican coalition in the postwar South? African Americans * white redemptioners transplanted northerners - carpetbaggers native southerners - scalawags Which one of the following is NOT true of the Homestead Act of 1862? It was most successful in the central and upper Midwest. Big-time land speculators gained the most. A person could gain land by settling and improving it over five years. * Most farmers gained their lands this way. The violence in the Haymarket Square incident was an example of the turmoil in the urban ghettos. racial tensions between African Americans and new European immigrants. hostilities that broke out in large crowds at sporting events. * hostility to labor union organizing. The Pendleton Reform Act attempted to reform what area? civil rights railroad rates * civil service public education Riots in the Confederate states were mainly caused by inequities of the draft and urban tensions. * shortages of food and high inflation rates. the draft exemption for wealthy slaveowners. low prices for cotton. Southern governments used poll taxes and "grandfather clauses" to * limit African-American suffrage. help poor whites buy land. protect tenant farmers. keep all poor people from voting. Ironically, the Sherman Anti-Trust Act was interpreted by the courts to inhibit growth of THIS GROUP rather than the industrial giants it was meant to control: city political machines * trade unions research labs banks Which one of the following groups would be the LEAST likely to have many populists in it? farmers * business executives workers African Americans Which one of the following was NOT passed by the U.S. Congress during the war? Morrill Tariff Act Legal Tender Act * Wade-Davis Act Homestead Act The first big businesses in America were the mining companies. oil companies. * railroad companies. steel mills. Severe depressions occurred in * 1873 and 18 1870 and 18 1881 and 18 1866 and 18 If you were in favor of soft currency in the 1890s, you would be LEAST likely to support * the gold standard. treasury (paper) notes. free coinage of silver. inflated currency. The Union act that freed all the slaves was the Emancipation Proclamation. Contraband Confiscation Act * Thirteenth Amendment Sherman Decree of Field Order Very few of the immigrants in the 1880s went to this region of the United States: * the South the Pacific Coast the Northeast the Southwest William Jennings Bryan, the Democratic-Populist candidate, won the most support in these states in the 1896 election: New England the Midwest * the West and South the Northeast