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5-2-18 Review

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What did Abe Lincoln want during the Civil War Preserve the Union
What was the Great Compromise It created two houses of government bicameral legislature
Temperance movement Women were mad and blamed all societal problems on alcohol
The Great Migration When African Americans moved from the South to the North for Jobs
John Locke Natural rights, life, liberty and pursuit of property
Irish First Catholic group came here because of the Potato famine
Nativists American who don't like immigrants, they fear they will take away their jobs
Suffrage Women demanded voting rights
Prohibition Banning the sale and distribution of alcohol
Al Capone An organized crime mobster
Organized Crime It increased due to prohibition
Consumerism When people were buying products on credit
Muckrakers writers, journalists who exposed the evil of industrialization
Jacob Riis wrote a book "How the other half Lives" about urban slums
Upton Sinclair wrote a book "the jungle" about the meat factories
Electoral College the process of how a President is selected
Mayflower Compact first steps toward democracy in America
American Revolution the war for independence against Great Britain
Tea act A tax on tea, one reason we will have the American revolution
Flappers Women who rejected traditional norms of society
Mother Jones Women who fought to end child labor
Robber Barons A business owner who uses ruthless tactics
John D. Rockefeller Entrepreneur that had a monopoly on oil
Andrew Carnegie Entrepreneur that had a monopoly on steel
Henry Ford Used the assembly line to mass produce the automobile
Susan B. Anthony A leader for Women's rights movement
13th, 14th, 15th Amendment Rights that were given to African Americans after the civil war
Jim Crow laws Segregation laws in the south
Plessy v. Ferguson A court case that legalized segregation in the south
Black Codes Laws that restricted African Americans from advancing in the south
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