Midterm Review Sheet

January 2011
CGI Social Movements and Reform

Midterm Study Guide

Social Movements and Reform
SOME TIPS TO HELP YOU STUDY:
• Make sure that you study a little chunk each day from now until the midterm exam. If you break
up the information, then it will sink in easier than if you try to do it all at once.
• Get a partner or even better a study group together!
• Make sure that your notebooks are in order. All of the worksheets and old tests and quizzes
will help you!!!
• If you have any questions or want some more study tips…please come see us. We'll be glad to help.

The midterm exam will have the following components:

Honors:
• Multiple choice
• Short Answers
• Picture prompt essay questions
AP:
o Multiple Choice
o 1 Free Response Essay Question

You should be familiar with the following terms:

• Civil Rights Act of 1866
• 13th Amendment • Civil Rights Act of 1866
• 14th Amendment • Civil Rights Act of 1964
• 15th Amendment • Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO)
• 1963 March on Washington • CORE (Congress on Racial Equality)
• 19th Amendment • cult of domesticity
• A. Phillip Randolph • De facto segregation
• American Federation of Labor (AFL) • De jure segregation
• Anne Hutchinson • Elijah Muhammad
• Bacon’s Rebellion • Elizabeth Cady Stanton
• Betty Freidan • Elizabeth Eckford
• Black Codes • Ella Baker
• Black Panther Party for Self-Defense • Equal Rights Amendment
• Black Power • Ernest Green
• Booker T. Washington • Eugene V. Debs
• Breadbasket colonies • Factory system
• Brown v. Board of Education • Fanny Lou Hamer
• cash crops • Feminism
• Cesar Chavez • Flint Sit-Down Strike
• Charles Houston • Fred Hampton
• Christopher Columbus • Fredrick Douglass
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• Freedman’s Bureau • Propriety colony
• Freedom Rides • Pullman Strike
• Freedom Summer • Puritans
• Gloria Steinem • Quakers
• Grandfather clause • Rainbow PUSH Coalition
• Great Uprising of 1877 • Roger Williams
• Haymarket Riot • Samuel Gompers
• Homestead Strike • scab
• Huey Newton • scientific management
• Ida B. Wells • SCLC (Southern Christian Leadership
• indentured servants Conference)
• Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) • segregation
• Interchangeable parts • Seneca Falls Convention
• Jamestown • settlement Houses
• Jane Addams • SNCC (Student Non-Violent Coordinating
• Jesse Jackson Committee)
• Jim Crow laws • social stratification
• Joe Hill • Sojourner Truth
• Joint-stock company • Southern Colonies
• Knights of Labor (KOL) • staple crops
• Ku Klux Klan • Stokely Carmichael
• Literacy test • subsistence crops
• Little Rock • suffrage
• Lowell factories • Susan B. Anthony
• Lucretia Mott • Taft Hartley Act
• Lynching • The “headright system”
• Malcolm X • The “middle passage”
• Marcus Garvey • The “terrible transformation”
• Martin Luther King, Jr. • Thurgood Marshall
• mass production • Tobacco
• Massachusetts Bay Colony • Triangle Trade
• Middle Atlantic Colonies • UNIA (Universal Negro Improvement
• Montgomery Bus Boycott Association)
• Mother Jones • Urbanization
• NAACP (National Association for the • Voting Rights Act of 1965
Advancement of Colored People) • W.E.B. Dubois
• Nathaniel Bacon • William Lloyd Garrison
• Nation of Islam
• NAWSA (National American Women's
Suffrage Association)
• New England Colonies
• NOW (National Organization for Women)
• Oloudah Equiano
• Pilgrims
• plantation
• Plessy v. Ferguson
• Plymouth Colony
• Poll tax
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