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| made to prevent A-A from being able to vote; they didn't have much money so this small fee was too much for them to be able to pay |
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| forcing native americans off their land on to reservations, dawes-severality act let them own private land on reservations |
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| Mark Twain; age of money even though most didn't have much, corporations ruled and the poor got poorer while the rich dominated |
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| involvement, intervention, imperialism: taking colonies, need coaling stations along pacific for navy, spreading christianity, white man's burden- we have to civilize the rest of the world |
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| Hurst & Pulitzer- painted a terrible scene |
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| those white southerns who were in charge of making sure separate was equal after Plessy v. Ferguson. |
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| corruption in big cities; boss in city chose officials based on how big their bribe was |
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| it's America's duty to civilize everyone, the WORLD, religion included |
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| the fittest, money-wise, survive and the poor dwindle away |
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| churches had always sided with the rich and now they were siding with the poor |
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| 1- anyone can trade anywhere in China regardless of location 2- we protect the territorial integrity for china from invasions |
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| set up civil service exam and ended spoils system |
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| move to west, cultivate land for 5 years and get 60 acres |
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| passed because of Helen Hunt Jackson; indians on reservations got private land on reservations |
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| most of fighting in Cuba around here during Spanish-American war |
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| tariff that paid for land for public funded secondary schools |
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| we'll desegregate japaninese if you stop sending them over |
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| Cuba becomes protectorate |
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| revised Monroe Doct.; we can interfere in Latin America |
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| equal trade rights with China regardless of territory |
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| "if private industry isn't producing jobs then gov't should" |
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| Irish immigrant, led Knight of Labor; opposed Chinese workers |
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| established & led AF of L; encouraged members to take political action.."elect your friends and defeat your enemies"; Anti-imperialist |
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| union guy, in Pullman strike, became a socialist after reading Marx |
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| oil monopoly, horizontal integration |
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| supporter of Farmer's Alliance |
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| speech, Atlanta Exposition Address: separate social, together economically |
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| opposed speech; together everything |
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| Influence of Sea Power Upon History; bigger the navy, better the defense |
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| created in the south primarily against living A-A |
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| white Southerners who supported reconstruction after civil war |
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| came from north to the south to make money |
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| first labor union, paved ways for others; wanted 8 hr work day and didn't like chinese workers; skilled, unskilled, farmers... |
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| led by Powderly; after fall of NLB became success |
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| farmers getting together to buy and share machinery; became political with Munn v. Illinois which said states could regulate the railroads, was overturned with Wabash saying it was unconstitutional because congress has that right; became a social club |
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| wanted to stop the undesirable immigrants from coming from s & e England; thought they were threatening the American way of life |
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| American Protective Association |
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| anti-Catholic; wanted to stop Catholic immigrants, wanted English to be only language so anyone coming over had to speak it, wanted to ban catholic teachers and officials |
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| occurred in Penn, against Carnegie steel comp.; Pinkerton guards hired to keep strikers from attacking the scabs that replaced them |
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| against railroads, caused by paycuts, brought traffic to a halt;(attached mail cart to back of train); Cleveland sent in troops |
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| movement strongest in south; wanted to higher prices for commodities; Tom Watson |
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| didn't want to expand and take over others land. we're already big enough and you're taking from other, wtf? |
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| Bourbon Democrats- redeeming the south |
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| workers taking jobs of strikers |
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| American Federation of Labor; founded by Gompers; dealt with bread and butter issues, only skilled workers |
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| supreme court said even a president couldn't suspend habeus corpus |
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| said states could regulate railroads, overturned in Wabash case, unconstitutional |
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| separate is okay as long as it's equal |
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| shows that the Sherman Anti-trust Act was useless; tried to prove monopoly |
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| tax/public funded secondary schools |
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| most fighting in Cuba took place during S-A war |
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| we wanted; deals with teller amendment; Roosevelt Corrr; Platt amendment |
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| Treaty of Paris 1898; we got them, 3 yr secret war, next to China; Emilio Aguinaldo: led against us |
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| Battle of Little Big Horn |
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| Custer said he didn't need back up and he lost - against native americans |
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| pay Spain 20 mil, Philp, Guam, & Puerto Rico |
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| we take Cuba as protectorate |
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