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leader of steel idustry
used wealth to set up buinesss collegs, etc |
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| used assembly line most efficiantly, allowed people to travel faster |
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| invented lightbulb which gave people more daylite hours, longer working hourss |
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| went to cuba, reported using yellow journalism |
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| set up conservation, national parks, leader of Roughriders that fought in Cuba, presendt hard core |
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| took over womans suffrage, won state by state |
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| African American should fight not accept segration |
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| opend up japan with ships... nice then threatened |
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| book about meat packaging plants |
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| idea that expansion had always been a part of US history |
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| Womens cristian temprance movement |
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| idea that major powers would split up china for trade |
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| got us involved in war. nobody knows, some think cuba becuz thy were mad. |
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| roosevelts thing, saving nation parks, forrests |
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| started because cuba wanted independance. |
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| roosevelt promised every1 has equal oppertunity to succeed |
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| national association for the advancement of colored people |
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| because there were lots of immigrants who were willing to accept lowely jobs. poor families had to have kids work |
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| causes and reasons for american expansion |
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| applied m.d overseas and made trading partners |
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