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12 Cards in this Set
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Arthur de Gobineau |
Saw white race as superior in the creation of civilized culture and in maintenance of the government |
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Lili'uokalani |
Hawaiian queen who defended Hawaiian nationalism and protested US annexation |
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Carrie Nation |
A woman who opposed alcohol prior to prohibition |
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Ida B. Wells |
Founder of the NAACP |
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Woodrow Wilson |
Believed in segregation of the military; failed to support anti-lynching campaign |
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Margaret Sanger |
Believed in the woman's right to sexual pleasure; released info on contraception |
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Rudyard Kipling |
Composer of the "White Man's Burden" (an imperialist ideal that there was a duty to conquer countries considered less developed |
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Carl Shurz |
A man who believed imperialism was disloyal to the principles of US government; wanted to focus on keeping internal US relations positive |
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John F. Carter Jr. |
Author of "Young, Wild People," a rebuttal aimed at the older generation's criticism of the youth |
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Theodore Roosevelt |
Founder of the New Deal and Second New Deal, ended trusts, enforced improved food inspection; implemented 15 major pieces of legislation upon entering office; began having "fireside chats" to explain goings on to Americans |
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Scottsboro Boys |
Nine African American teenagers falsely accused of raping two white girls--led to improvement in the right to a fair trial for all |
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William J. Simmons |
Reviver of the KKK |
