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| The largest citizen's movement of the 19th century; farmers fought to lower freight rates, make interest rates for loans fairer, and to change the fiscal policy of reduced money supply. Proposed federal warehouses for storage of crops (subtreasury plan). Founded in texas in 1870s. |
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evolved from the Farmer's alliance;
wanted: direct election of senators, government control of currency, graduated income tax, low cost public financing for marketing crops, right to form labor unions, & public ownership of railroads |
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| Colored Farmer's Alliance |
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| started because of populists; created to unite white and black farmers with unfair conditions |
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lead socialist party of 1901; Strike union leader, jailed for violating judicial order.
wanted: free college education, economic freedom and equal opportunity, public ownership of railroads |
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| the demand for "free silver";called for by William Jennings Bryan; would increase money supply and help farmers |
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| supported by democrats and populists for presidency; for gold coinage |
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| founded Hull house- designed to help women get back on their feet |
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| early centry radicalists; anarchist; arrested 40 times for obscene statements |
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Modern society: structural organization
social control: lower class movement to slow down revolution |
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| muckracker who wrote "the jungle" |
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| writers who exposed corruptness in world |
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| wrote "the shame of the cities" to expose urban corruption |
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| wrote "the history of the standard oil company" |
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| Progressive Movement: expansion of power |
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women's right to vote (19th amendment)
senators became popularly elected
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| Progressive Movement: contraction of power |
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Racially divided
narrowing of poor people's voting rights
desire for beurocracy |
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| progressivism president- "the square deal" domestic policy for equal opportunities for success; wanted to limit power of businesses |
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| provided necessities; were fair and should be left alone |
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| took advantage of workers and cheated public, should be broken by government |
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“Sister Carrie” about how women were prevented from education and jobs forcing them into prostitution |
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| pioneered the scientific management program |
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| sought to streamline production and boost products by controlling costs and work practices |
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| Roosevelt's domestic policy for equal opportunity for success |
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| made state laws for seperate facilities |
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| argued for international trade |
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the first modern presidential election (with mckinnley and bryan)
beginning of increased government size
marked period of republican domination
decline of populists |
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| wrote Omaha Platform which led to progressive movement |
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| direct election of senators, public financing for farmers, legalize labor unions, public ownership of railroads consumer desire to control prices, and graduated income tax |
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| huge ga populists leader who wanted interracial farmer's alliance |
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| to prevent overcrowding of jails, government would lease out inmates to work for certain periods of time |
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| most vocal opponent of lynching |
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| restricting immigrants in the U.S |
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| south eastern jews and europeans |
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| Black activist who wrote "up from slavery" |
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lobbied against jim crow
urged blacks to gain economic independence |
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wrote "our country"
about extending manifest destiny internationally in order to “civilize and Christianize the inferior races of the world”
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| battleship that exploded in the Havana Harbor; thought to have been bombed, the Spanish American war began a couple months later |
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| change to cuban constitution declaring ability to intervene in cuban affairs (foced cuba to host american naval bases) |
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| reception center where immigrants arrived and were processed |
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| economic system of high wages and mass consumption |
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| addition to Monroe Doctrine that stated that the U.S could police the western hemisphere |
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| Wilson's idea that americans were meant to carry liberty and justice throughout the world |
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| instructions to offer to recover Texas, new mexico and arizona for mexico in order to distract U.S from germany and entering war |
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| made it a crime to direpute the government or interfere with the war effort |
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