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67 Cards in this Set
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Tarbell
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Rockefeller
Standard Oil company Monopolizing |
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Jane Adams
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Opportunities for college students
settlement housing |
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NAWSA
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Mother's Day
needs to promote how women influence society |
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Carnegie
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It is best to separate poor and rich
Wealthy should be able to enjoy luxury |
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Chinese Exclusion Act
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Chinese are excluded from entering U.S
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Powderly
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Labor laws and rights
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Chew
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Life of a Chinese Immigrant
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Long
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Socialism
We must live in the same houses, have same jobs and same income |
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Jackson
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Upset about how many Indians were killed during the California Gold Rush
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The Morrill Act
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Granted public land to Senates and Representatives to build colleges
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Manifest Destiny
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God wanted Americans to expand across the nation for they were Superior
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Dawes Act
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1887
Each Indian gets a small amount of land and all other land goes to Americans |
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1890
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Wounded Knee massacre
Death of Sitting Bull |
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George Arnold Custard
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Best Indian killer
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Vertical Integration
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reduced a companies dependence on other suppliers
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Horizontal integration
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Company buys out competitors
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Great Immigration
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Blacks move West for work
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Emma Lazarus
1883 |
wrote The New Collasus
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Stereotypes of immigrants
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plucky
bedraggled rags to riches Eurocentric bias |
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Push factors to immigration
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population growth
spread of commercial agriculture capital |
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1845
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Irish Immigrate
4.5 million come to US |
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Ellis Island
Castle Port |
First contact to Americas 1850
New York |
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Scott Joplin
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Wrote Ragtime music
Maple Leaf Rag |
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Race in Ragtme
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Coalhouse wouldnt put up with racism
Father didnt realize he was racist Conklin represent racist whites |
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Feminism in Ragtime
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Evelyn: conforms to society and ignores women's rights
Emma Goldman: pushes for women's rights and goes against the grain |
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Life during progressive Era
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Big businesses
Lots of immigrants and slums Long work hours and dangerous factories |
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19th amendment
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womens suffrage
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National Origions Act
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1924
2% immigrants America must be kept American |
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Chinese Exclusion Act
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1882
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Gold Rush
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1848
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Goals of Progressives
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America must change
increase role of government Collective decisions over matters of policy |
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Oligopy
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the control of an entire industry by a giant firm
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Harlem Renaissance
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an outpouring of literature and art by black people
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Progressive government reform
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city, state and national government
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Social Purity Reform
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protestant standards
no prostitution |
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Social policy reform
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remake institutions (more efficent)
structural reform |
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Plain Indians Fort Laremy treaty
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1851
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Sioux Indian Fort Laremy treaty and 14th amendment
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1868
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Little Big Horn
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1876
Custard is killed Sioux beat Americans |
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Turner
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Significance of colonial expansion on America
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Hakka Chinese
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Hawaii
family formation cheap labor few whites |
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Punti Chinese
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California
temporary work competition with whites |
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Depression
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1893-1897
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Gospel of efficiency
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efficiency can resolve disorders of the society
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Peoples party
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populist party that wanted economic equality for all people
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Americanization
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Language, Housing, Education, Politics
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oregon Trail
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People left the midwest via the mississippi to west
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1830
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indian removal act
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1831-38
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trail of tears
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Taft
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sided with the conservatives,
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Teddy Roosevelt
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natural leader, progressive, ran against bff Taft
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1875
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chinese women and convicts barred from U.S
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Ragtime music
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Metaphor of American life
tension between slavery and freedom |
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Problems with settling on the Great plains
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water, transportation, Indians, weather, strange creatures
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equiano
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on immigrant ship
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Du Bois
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against Booker T and befriending whites
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Washington
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cast down your bucket where you are
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Social Justice reform
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settlement housing
social gospel child labor |
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Grady
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beauty of the south
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1867
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13th amendment slavery abolished
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1854
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Kansa Nebraska Act
Summer severely cained |
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1874
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redemption
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New Nationalism
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TR
powerful central govt, against child labor, for social justice, |
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TR speech
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equal opportunity
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Wilson speech
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against big businesses
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TR speech
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equal opportunity
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Wilson speech
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against big businesses
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