Exam 3 will follow the same format as the first tw Essays

Exam 3 will follow the same format as the first two exams. Part 1 will consist of short fill-in the blanks, definitions, and explanations of cause/effect. Part 2 will consist of multi-answer , short answers. Textbook Chapters/Sections Covered Sections 12.1 and 12.2 Chapter 15 Sections 16.1, 16.2, and 16.3 Sections17.3, 17.4, and 17.5 Sections 18.2 and 18.3 Sections 19.1 and 19.2 Canvas Readings: Congressional Hearings and Reports on the KKK Gospel of Wealth and Critique of Wealth Key Terms - Know Definition and Significance (Impact, Legacy, Consequences) African Americans in the Civil War Americanization Antietam Battle of Little Bighorn Black Codes Bleeding Kansas Border States Caning of Charles Sumner Compromise of 1877 Dawes Severalty Act Dred Scott D ecision Election of 1860 Election of 1864 (and battles that impacted it) Emancipation Proclamation Exodusters Fifteenth Amendment Fort Sumter Fourteenth Amendment Freedman's Bureau Gettysburg Gospel of Wealth Great Migration Hard War Impeachment of Andrew Johnson John Brown the Raid on Harper's Ferry Kansas/Nebraska Act KKK Nat Turner's Rebellion NYC Draft Riots Plessy v Ferguson popular sovereignty Proclamation of Amnesty Pro-slavery Ideology (5 tenets) Reconstruction Reconstruction Acts Richmond Bread Riots Sand Creek Massacre Secession Settlement houses Sharecropping Sherman's March to the Sea Silent Sabotage Special Orders No. 15 Ten Percent Plan Tenure of Office Act Thirteenth Amendment Vicksburg Wartime Reconstruction Women in the Civil War