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21 Cards in this Set

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Frederick Remington
Sculpter and illustrator noted for western themes.
Crazy Horse
Warrior leader and Little Big Horn.
Philip Sheridan
comanded US forces in Indian Wars.
Knights of Labor
A workers society destroyed by the Haymarket event.
Susan B. Anthony
A suffragist who was arrested for voting in 1872.
Ida B. Wells
Leader of the anti-lenching movement and founder of the NAACP.
The NAACP
The National Assosiation for the Advancement of Colored People. One of the most influential cival rights organizations.
Cheif Joseph
The Nez Perce leader of the desperate trek through the Bitterroot Mountains.
Geronimo
Leader of the Chiricahua Apache.
William F. Cody
Starred Annie Oakley in one of his films.
Credit Mobilier
A Corrupt construction company that built the Union Pacific Railways.
John Wesley Powell
He charted the 1st desent of the Colorado.
Andrew Canagie
He made his 40 partners Pittsburge millionairs, and proclaimed the title of "The Gospel of Wealth" (for his kind hearted nature).
Jane Adams
Co-Founder of the Hudle House settlement in Chicago.
Sitting Bull
Shaman of the Hunkpapa Lakota.
Samuel Goumpers
He was Founder of the American Federation of Labor.
J. Peirpont Morgan
Organized US-Steel- the first billion dollar corporation.
Booker T. Washington
Author of "Up from Slavery", and credited with Atlanta compromise.
Conelius Vanderbuil
Builder of the New York Cantral Railroad.
Leland Stanford
One of the "big four" builders of the Central Pacific Railroad.
John D. Rockefeller
Arranged railroad rate kickbacks to hist Standard Oild Company.