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48 Cards in this Set
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anthony comstock/comstock law
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enforce sexual morality in late 19th century to clean up cities.
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walter rauschenbusch
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major proponent of social gospel movement- churches should be doing social work.
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jane addams
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founder and guiding light of hull house [settlement house for immigrants]
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emma lazarus
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author of the poem on the base of statue of liberty
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american fever, intense desire to immigrate
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effect of letters home from American immigrants
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henry bessemer
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he started mass producing steel by burning impurities in iron
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brooklyn bridge
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symbol of America's industrial might and ingenuity
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cornelius vanderbilt [former steamboat person]
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new york central railroad operated by..
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interstate commerce commission
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enforce fair and above-board business practices required by interstate commerce act
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gov. land grants
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means of financing railroad construction, esp. transcontinental railroads
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cartel/pool
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divide up and control business, monopoly to control prices
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american protective association
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nativist organization supported restrictions on imigration
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W.E.B. DuBois
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advocated this position w/regard to black/white relations: equality, the talented 10th lead rest of black population to equality. immediate integration.
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chinese
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first group to be banned for nationality
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land profits
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in "progress and poverty" henry george proposed hefty tax on this "unfair" profit.
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sherman anti-trust act
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activity of labor unions was restricted by a loose interpretation of this law
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terrence powderly
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most famous leader of the knights of labor
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Booker T. Washington
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view on black/white relations: wants white people to hir black people
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yellow dog contracts
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factory owners required workers to sign these contracts to keep labor unions out
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new immigrants
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ethnic enclaves is characteristic of this segment of American society
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weakened/divided knights--skilled craftsmen defected to exclusively skilled
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inclusion of skilled and unskilled in knights of labor
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Great Northern railroad
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first railroad unsupported by government aid
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Joseph L. Pulitzer and William Randolph Herst
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became associated with yellow journalism [tabloids]
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pullman strike
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court injunction used for the first time on this strike
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ben-hur
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lewis wallace's anti-darwinist work
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victoria woodhull
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"free love" advocate, feminist
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morrill act of 1862
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established land grant colleges
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Horatio Alger
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"rags to riches" stories
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grouped together to monopolize or driven to bankruptcy
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cut throat competition w/railroads
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John D. Rockefeller
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compared company to American beauty rose
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ghost dance
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battle of wounded knee
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became employee of large mining corp w/capital to dig deep mines
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high costs of hard rock mining put placer miner in this position
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railroads
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great plains farmers depended on these for access to eastern/western markets
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new south movement
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henry grady- goal to diversify and industrialize southern economy
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judiciary branch/supreme court
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corporations generally favored by decisions of this government branch
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herbert spencer
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british philosopher of social darwinism
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dawes severalty act
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encouraged indians to own their own farms and assimilate
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william jennings bryan
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cross of gold speech
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free coinage of silver
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advocates of this monetary policy wanted to cause inflation so debts easier to pay
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settlement/agricultural tech in great plains
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windmills, etc.
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darwin's "on the origin of species"
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split church into modernists/fundamentalists
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Ida B. Wells
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led crusade against lynching
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states began to regulate railroads
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state legislature led way w/this railroad policy
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charles crocker
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first transcontinental railroad chief engineer
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frederick jackson turner
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frontier is the key to development of American character
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little big horn
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discovery of gold in black hills led to landmark clash w/sioux and allied tribes
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sooners
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oklahoma land rush nickname for those who jumped the gun.
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populist party
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free coinage of silver, graduated income tax, lower tariff rates, gov ownership of railroads
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