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57 Cards in this Set
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Used to Limit State Governmen
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14th Amendment, due process clause
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Successful National union
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American Federation of labor
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Scottish Immigrant and successful businessman
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Andrew Carnegie
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US army defeated by confederation of tribes, clusters last stand
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Battle of little big horn
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Massacre of Sioux by Us Army
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Battle of Wounded Knee
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Desire to use both silver and gold as standard of currency
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Bimetallism
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African american educator focuased on practical skills
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Booker T. Washington
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Politcal boss that ran new york politics and Tammany hall
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Boss Tweed
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Intellctual movement focusing on lecture tours
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Chautauqa Movement
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1882 ban on immigration from china
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Chinese Exclusion Act
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Sand Creek Massacre, Colorado Miltia attacked an ndefended cheyenne and arapaho village
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Chivington Massacre
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Business that does not allow unionized workers
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Closed shop
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Fraudulent railroad construction company that bribed congress
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Credit Mobilier
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Speech by Wm Jennings Bryan condemning the gold standard
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Cross of Gold
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Attempt to end indain reservations by replacing them wit farms owned by indians
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Dawese severalty Act
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Court case limiting the governments ability to control monopolies
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E.C Knight Case
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Leader of the Socialist party in the US
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Eugene V. Debs
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Grand Army of the Republic, Union veteranswho were politically powerful
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GAR
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Mark Twains term describing the late 18th century
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Gilded Age
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Carnegies term describing the responsibilty of the wealthy to help society
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Gospel of Wealth
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Businessment who attempted to corner the gold market
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Gould and Fiske
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Farmer political and economic movement, like a union
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Granger Movement
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Paper money printed during the civil war, supported by debtors
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Greenbacks
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Republicans who wanted to reform civil service
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Half-Breads
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Pro labor event marked by bombing, hurt the reputaion of unions
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Haymarket Square Riot
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Fedearl Governmetn granting free land to homesteaders
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Homestead Act
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Strike at carnegie steel ending in violence
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Homestead Strike
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Wrote rags to riches stories glorifying honest hard work
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Horatio Alger
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Businesses buying out their competetions
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Horizontal Consolidation
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Court case upheld right to issue injuction aginst illegal strikes follwing pullman strike
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In re Debs
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Attempt by federal governemtn to controle monopolies
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Interstate Commerance Act
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Businessman, banker created us steel
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J.P Morgan
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Social worker, helped immigrants and women adjust to urban life
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Jane Addams
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Wealthy business man, standard oil company
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John D. Rockerfeller
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Early national union accepting all workers
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Knights of Labor
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Government policy of no interference in the economy
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Laissez-faire
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Federal government gave free land to colleges to fund construction
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Land Grant Colleges
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State attempts to require literacy among voters
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Literacy tests
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Republicans who supported democrat grover clevland
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Mugwumps
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Political activists appealing to farmers and common peopl
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Populists
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Strike aginst RR construction, ended wit injuction, army and violence
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Pullman Strike
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RName given to successful businessmen/philanthropists
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Robber Barons
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Leader of the American federation of labor
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Samuel Gompers
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Attempt by fedearl government to outlaw monopolies
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Sherman Antitrust Act
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Court cases limiting the use of the 17th amendment
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Slaughterhouse cases
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Idea that some people are better suited to become wealthy and rule the world
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Social Darwinism
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Protestsant ideal that society needs to be cleaned up and reformed
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Social Gospel
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Federal attempt to take greenbacks out of circulation
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Specie resumption Act
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Republicans dedicated to the party no matter what
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Stalwarts
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Rockefellers oil monopoly
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Standard Oil Company
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Democratic party machine that controlled NY politics into the 1930's
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Tammany Hall
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Polical cartoonist
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Thomas Nast
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Theory that the frontier was the major focus of US develpment
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Turner thesis
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Business buying out its suppliers and distrubutors
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Vertical consolidation
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African american intellectual who believed in immediate equality
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W.E.B Dubois
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Nebraksa Democrat politician, president canidate
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William Jennings Bryan
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Requiering employees to agree to work with out a union
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Yellow Dog Contracts
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