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SS Louisiana
Created by ftbrady
Ch 12
- 1. Taxes that had to be paid before a person could vote
- 2. related to the science of growing fruits, veggies, flowers and ornamental plants
- 3. complete injustice or wickedness
- 4. native, white people of northern North America and Greenland
- 5. laws enacted by Southern legislators that restricted the freedom of African Americans and required separate, but equal public facilities for white and blacks
- 6. a system under which the state would lease prisoners to provide business, which saved the state money and was profitable for the business, but was hard on prisoners
- 7. the power of public officials to give jobs or provide other help to people as a reward for their support
- 8. a person who had not accepted the changes brought by the Civil War, particularly the abolition of slavery
- 9. a labor system in which a planter would rent a portion of his land to a farmer who agreed to raise a cash crop and give a share to the farmer in exchange for the land and access to the house
- 10. a situation when a sharecropper or small farmer could not escape credit, debit or poverty
- 11. the time in late autumn for the harvesting of sugarcane
- 12. based on the beliefs that government could and should be used to help address social problems like poverty, illiteracy, and improving the conditions for all workers
- 13. beliefs in the rights, wisdom, or virtues of the common people
- 14. a metal pipe that was sued to carry off smoke from a stove
- 15. a bell tower, especially one that is separate from another building
- 16. a home for homeless, orphaned, or misbehaving children
- 17. a law that gave a person the right to vote if he could demonstrate that his father or grandfather had been a voter before 1867
- 18. the right to vote
- 19. groups similar to unions that attempted to use the power of group organization to advocate for better conditions for families
- 20. a kind of currency that could only be used in company stores
- a. Inuit
- b. grandfather clause
- c. horticultural
- d. patronage
- e. campanile
- f. suffrage
- g. farmers' alliances
- h. poll tax
- i. progressive movement
- j. Walf's home
- k. iniquity
- l. stove pipe
- m. share cropping
- n. debt peonage
- o. grinding season
- p. Bourbon Democrat
- q. Jim Crew Law
- r. populism
- s. convict lease system
- t. scrip
SS Louisiana (Answer Key)
Created by ftbrady
Ch 12
- h 1. Taxes that had to be paid before a person could vote
- c 2. related to the science of growing fruits, veggies, flowers and ornamental plants
- k 3. complete injustice or wickedness
- a 4. native, white people of northern North America and Greenland
- q 5. laws enacted by Southern legislators that restricted the freedom of African Americans and required separate, but equal public facilities for white and blacks
- s 6. a system under which the state would lease prisoners to provide business, which saved the state money and was profitable for the business, but was hard on prisoners
- d 7. the power of public officials to give jobs or provide other help to people as a reward for their support
- p 8. a person who had not accepted the changes brought by the Civil War, particularly the abolition of slavery
- m 9. a labor system in which a planter would rent a portion of his land to a farmer who agreed to raise a cash crop and give a share to the farmer in exchange for the land and access to the house
- n 10. a situation when a sharecropper or small farmer could not escape credit, debit or poverty
- o 11. the time in late autumn for the harvesting of sugarcane
- i 12. based on the beliefs that government could and should be used to help address social problems like poverty, illiteracy, and improving the conditions for all workers
- r 13. beliefs in the rights, wisdom, or virtues of the common people
- l 14. a metal pipe that was sued to carry off smoke from a stove
- e 15. a bell tower, especially one that is separate from another building
- j 16. a home for homeless, orphaned, or misbehaving children
- b 17. a law that gave a person the right to vote if he could demonstrate that his father or grandfather had been a voter before 1867
- f 18. the right to vote
- g 19. groups similar to unions that attempted to use the power of group organization to advocate for better conditions for families
- t 20. a kind of currency that could only be used in company stores
- a. Inuit
- b. grandfather clause
- c. horticultural
- d. patronage
- e. campanile
- f. suffrage
- g. farmers' alliances
- h. poll tax
- i. progressive movement
- j. Walf's home
- k. iniquity
- l. stove pipe
- m. share cropping
- n. debt peonage
- o. grinding season
- p. Bourbon Democrat
- q. Jim Crew Law
- r. populism
- s. convict lease system
- t. scrip
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