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70 Cards in this Set
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Technological innovation occurred in building materials , transportation, and
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communication
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one company controls the businesses that make up all phases of of a product development is
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vertical integration/ consolidation
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steel made what possible
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skyscraper
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the interstate commerce commission was formed to over see
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railroads
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why did most immigrants live in the cities
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jobs/ cause they were to the industrial jobs
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what motivated rural to urban migration
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factory jobs and steady employment
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settlement houses provided programs for
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immigrants who were improvised
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how did ellis island and angle island differ
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ellis east cost angle west cost
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most mid western cites grew near what
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water
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why were zoning laws necessary
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seperate functions with in the city
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name a danger in tentments
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diseases no windows dirty ventialtion
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names to crops of reconstruction southern agricluture
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cotton and tobacco
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how did southern blacks lose rights after the 13 14 15 amendments
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logcal leglislation or state laws violence
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where did the open range system orginate
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mexcian voqueros cowboys
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homesteaders bulit their homes from
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sod
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where were native americans forced to live after indian wars
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reservations
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what was the role of railsroads to western cattle ranchers
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transporting cattle meat eastern markets
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list two words to describe the lives of weastern homestaeders
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hard and lonly
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what act assimilate native americans
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dawes general allowment act
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who asked afreican americans to "pull them slselves up from the bootstarps"
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booker t washgton
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what threat did chines workers pose
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taking jobs
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who was arrested fro voting in 1872
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susan b anthony
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populist primarlily appealed to who
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farmers
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list two issues the republican party suppoerted in the late 1800
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gols standerd and protective tarffis
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who addressed the living and working conditions in chicagos stockyards
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upton sinclare
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what ammendment allowed womens suffarge
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19th
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the americanzation movement suppoerted the goal of
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making immigrants more loyal and moral citizens
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theodore roosevelt supported powerful corporations that
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fair business
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woodrow wilson represents the what party
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democratic
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what problems with the us banking system needed reform in the easrly 1900s
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nation had no central authority to superivse banks
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what happened a year after commodore perry arrived in tokyo bay
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japan opened up for trade
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the rough riders were
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voluntary calvery unit
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what did the platte amendment allow
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gave us the "RIght To Interviene" to preserve order in cuba
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in 1898 congress approved what of hawaii
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annexation
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life consiste of competitive struggles in which only the strong survive is an example of
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survial of the fittiest social darwinism
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name the territories that the 1898 treaty of paris with
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guam purto rico phillippenes cuba
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the teller amendments states
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we cannot annex cuba
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who ran on an anit_imperialism platfrom
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william jennings bryan
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who handled agricultural policies during WW1
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herbert hoover
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describe the league of nations
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mutual defense aggrement
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who was executed in 1927
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sacco and venzette
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what event led wilson to jo longer call for peace
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zimmerman note
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how many american troops served in combat in WW1
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1.3million and 50,000 killed
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what was meant by "peace with out victory"?
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terms of peace shouldnt be punished defeated nations
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what made the league of nations ineffective
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the US did not join it
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what was wilsons hope with the league of nations
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to settle disputer peacefully
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what lead to the red scare
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the russian revolution
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what hurt farmers in the post war years
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falling crop prices and over production
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what was the changing attitude of poeple in the developing suburbs
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more conservitive and political active
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how did prohibition contriubut to the growth of organized crime
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bootleggers
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the tea pot dome scandle involed who
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albert fall and edwin denby
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what did ford do for prices of cars
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made the more affoedible for people so everyone can have one
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buying stocks on margin was profitable as long as
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stocks went up
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harding and coolidge favored polices that aided the growth of
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business
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what did harding reduce as president
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requation on business
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who did coolidge think benefitted from the creation of wealth
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everyone
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who benifited most from formal education
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urban americans
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list two fears of nativist opposed to immigration
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loss of lobs cutural changes
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where was the movie indutry centerd
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hollywood
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what results did americans first radio station see
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success
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which phase of the business cycle was america in through the 1920s
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booming expation growth
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whta brought african americans north in the 1920s
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jobs better way of life
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for what was louis arm strong famous
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trumpet
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make a statement about women in the 1920s
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not all wanted to be flappers they just lied the look
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africa american unemployment rates were
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double national averge
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what did both african and mexican americans face in the job market of the 1930s
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htey could not get one
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what was passed the day after franklin roosevelts inaugration
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emergence banking bill
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list three goals of the new deal
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reform recovry relief
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the frist female cabinet member was
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frances perkins
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what two problems fro farmers did the the agricutural adjustment act address
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cut over production of crops and falling crop prices
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