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| First Settlement House, Created by Jane Adams |
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| Life of an Urban Immigrant |
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| Very Poor conditions within Tenant house. |
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| Barred Chinese Immigration for 10 years, prevented Chinese from becoming citizens. |
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| People are born for a social class and the poor are meant to die off to make way for the rich. |
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| Andrew Carnegie; Told the rich to donate to poor institutions. |
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| People who loot an industry and give nothing back |
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| occurred when Pullman Palace Car Company slashed the workers wages making rent difficult to pay. |
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| was the first president of the American Federation of Labor. |
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| is known for his political cartoons |
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| was a strike that lasted about three days. Police intervened to stop a fight and shot at the strikers killing four. The following day, people protested the killing and a riot occurred when someone threw a bomb at the policemen. Eventually 100 people were injured 70 of them were policemen. |
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| was just another Labor dispute that led to bloodshed. |
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| reformed the federal Civil Service Act. |
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| Republicans who voted for Cleveland |
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| was the leader of Tammany Hall during 1860s and 1870s. |
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| is the economic and political domination of a strong nation over weaker ones. |
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| was a poem by Kipler about imperialism. |
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| Caused by sinking of U.S. Maine |
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| were the first volunteer Calvary; had Theodore Roosevelt. |
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| 5. The Roosevelt Corollary |
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| states that the US would intervene in Latin American affairs when necessary to maintain economic and political stability in the western hemisphere. |
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| the boxers, supported by some Chinese troops besieged foreign embassies killing more than 200 foreigners and taking others prisoner. |
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| Europe, America and other countries could trade with China. |
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| effectively made Cuba an American Protectant. |
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| Policy to deal peacefully but still letting the negotiator know your carrying heat. |
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| 10. Taft placed much less emphasis on military force and more on helping Latin American Industry. |
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| was an officer in the US Navy who taught at the Naval War College. |
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| put a major affect on the Spanish-American war by trying to spaz up the titles. |
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| gave the US imperial power over Puerto Rica and Guam. |
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| journalists who uncovered corruption. A Famous Muckraker was Jacob Riis for writing How the Other Half Lives. |
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| was partly a reaction against Laissez-Faire economics and its emphasis on an unregulated market. |
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| 3. The Triangle Shirtwaist factory fire |
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| had a big impact on the US at that time. It killed several loved ones.Caused Labor reforms. |
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| 4. The Federal Reserve System |
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| was supported by President Wilson. Banks would have to keep a portion of their deposits in a regional reserve band, which would provide a financial cushion against unanticipated losses. |
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| 5. 15th was the right for blacks to vote, 16th income tax, 17th Direct election of senators, 18th Prohibited Production Sale. |
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| wanted Compromise and WEB Dubois did not. |
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| helped found the Niagara Movement |
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| was to have quantity over personalization. |
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| proposes to give the Interstate Commerce Commission power to bring the railroads within the embrace of the law. |
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| African Americans were deprived the right to by |
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| the Literacy test and the poll taxes. |
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| 1. The four major reasons for world war |
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| militarism, alliances, imperialism, and nationalism |
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| Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy. The triple Entente was Russia France, and Britain. |
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| direct cause of World War One |
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| assassination of Franz Ferdinand |
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| 4. The Zimmerman Telegram |
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| was from Germany to Mexico promising that if Mexico Allied with them, they would regain their lost land in Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona. |
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| was a Representative from Montana. |
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| was a senator that didn’t believe in World War One. |
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| is the ground between two opposing trenches. |
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| 9. Woodrow Wilson, George Clemenceau, David Lloyd George, Vittorio Orlando made up the “big four” and the met in Paris. |
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| Sedition and Espionage Act |
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| 10. Sedition Act was that no one can talk bad about the government during the time of war. Espionage Act was that no one can interfere with recruitment and gave information about natural defense you could be penalized. |
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| were immigrants who were charged with murder and given death penalties with circumstantial evidence. |
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