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26 Cards in this Set
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World's columbian expo date |
1893 |
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People's party forms |
1892 |
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Homestead lockout |
Carnegie negligent strike 1892 |
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Cripple Creek miner strike |
1894 Governor wait supported it with state power |
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Pullman Boycott and ARU |
American Railway Union - Eugene debs |
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WCTU |
Women's Christian temperance union |
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NAWSA |
National - American (merged) Woman's Suffrage association Worked with WCTU |
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Late 19th century Depression..exact date? |
1893 - 50% out of work |
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Monroe doctrine |
Established western hemisphere as us |
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Spanish American war |
Humanitarian effort for Cuban revolt against Spain - promoted with yellow journalism |
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Settlement houses (ex, and name of person who started em) |
Hull House - Jane Adams |
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WTUL |
Woman's trade union league Cross class alliance to fight for legislation. |
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NCL |
National consumers league Woman led -kept shop prices down |
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Müller v Oregon |
Success for women Limited woman work hours to 10 hrs |
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Reform darwinism |
1883 Natural selection. By intellect. By lester frank ward |
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Progressivism and social darwinism |
It was about a activism, not passiveiciry |
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Theodore roosevelt |
Shifted pwoer from wallst to washington Teddy the trustbuster |
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Roosevelt corollary |
The us is rightfully an international police power |
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William howard Taft |
Succeeded tedy Not an activist |
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Wilson v roosevelt |
After taft R's new nationalism- federal planning and reg W's new freedom. Limit govt People chose freedom |
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Wilson pres |
Tariff reform Federal reserve act 1913. National banking system Clayton antitrust act Federal trade commision |
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Birth control |
Margaret sanger 1916 |
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Booker t washington |
Atlanta compromise. Diff but equal |
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Plessy v ferguson |
Legalized segregation |
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NAACP |
National association for advancement of colored people. |
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Civil war |
1861-65 |
