• 14th and 15th amendment (north put these in, meaning every male has the right to vote)
• Civil Rights Act 

14th and 15th amendment

(north, allowing every male to have the right to vote)

(Carnegie Steel and Swift)

meat packing, owns everything from beginning to end

• created the KKK
• Klan was "the most extensive example..."
• Murdered 1,300 people during the 1868 election
• burned schools in the south

• July 16, Martinsburg, WV
• double amount of deaths in U.S. with trains 

Reasons Why:

•  George Pullman
• led by Eugene Debs
• No alcohol in this town
• workers couldn't go out without attire
• inspectors could look if the bed was made and dishes were clean
• everything costs money

End of it:

• President Cleveland used federal troops to stop the Pullman Strike

• leader of the Philippine resistance
• "Water Detail" May, 1901 in Sual, Philippines; would hold down and pour water (4,000 American, 200,000 Phil. died)

• "Human Zoo" - see Philippines in their "natural habitat"
• Eat dogs, mock olympics
• Last chance to see Native Americans

Jack Johnson:

• black heavy weight champion in 1908
• followed white males to Australia

July 4, 1910, Jack Johnson vs. Jim Jefferies

• "The Fight of the Century" - brought Jim Jefferies out of retirement

• From "Eve" to "Angel in the House" 
• Tensions of life on the pedistal (women are suppose to be domestic, piety, pure, and submissive)

• on the beach in scandelous clothing
• was still conservative
• showed off hips and breasts

• discovered planned parenthood
•  blamed her father for her mother's pregnancy
•  mocks and the government tries to silence her
•  she was arrested 8 times 

• Booker T. Washington
• (segregation is okay for now) 

• May 7,1915
• Germans sink cruise ship because we were sending arms to Britain and Germany knew that it was under all of the passengers 

• dig and live in trenches for months at a time
• can't come up or will be killed by powerful guns
• Australians fighting for Britain
• if men stayed in trenches, chemical welfare would occur and men would puke their guts out, literally

• June 6, 1918 (leader of the Pullman Strike) becomes a socialist
• 1912 election - 6% of votes went to him (highest ever for socialist)
• 10 years in jail for an anti-war speech
• 1920, runs for president in prison

• so many people in the north, and not enough houses
• 26 riots, 120 deaths all over space
• blacks were moving to Irish neighborhoods, and Irish responded with violence 

Jazz and Harlem Renaissance

• blacks could be on stage but not a coustomer in Harlem, which was the heart of black community
•  black males also couldn't dance with white females

• Short skirts, dating, not virgins
• bob cut, colorful, lack of corset, straight boyish look

• marched in D.C. because Catholics did and they hated them
• up to no good
• would wipe women if they were dressed as a flapper

• black's education
• helped with contracts because black's couldn't read 

Resistance - Populism

The Farmer's Alliance was an organized agrarian economic movement amongst U.S. farmers that flourished in the 1880s. One of its goals was to end the adverse effects of the crop-lien system on farmers after the US Civil War.^[1][2] First formed in 1876 in Lampasas, Texas, the Alliance was designed to promote higher commodity prices through collective action by groups of individual farmers. The movement was strongest in the South, and was widely popular before it was destroyed by the power of commodity brokers. Despite its failure, it is regarded as the precursor to the United States Populist Party, which grew out of the ashes of the Alliance in 1892.

scarecrow=farmer with no brain (money supply)

tin man=worker with no heart

• May 6, 1882
• Those revisions allowed the U.S. to suspend immigration
• Congress subsequently acted quickly to implement the suspension of Chinese Immigration, a ban that lasted well over 60 years.