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U.S. History II

Test 2- People

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W.E.B. Duois leader of a new generation of African American activists born after the civil war
William Jennings Bryan Democrat and Populist Candidate for President and was a strong supporter of silver
Chester A. Arthur Stalwart and was vice president for Garfield
Booker T. Washington proposed that A.A.’s concentrate on achieving economic goals rather than legal or political ones
Ida B. Wells Launched a fearless crusade against lynching
James Garfield assassination of the president highlighted the need to work seriously on reforming politics
William Mckinley proposed the Mckinley tariff, and became president
Grover Cleveland president that faced a hore of supporters who expected him to reward them with jobs and use the merit system.
George Plunkitt an irish immigrant who rose to be one of NYC's most poweful party bosses
William "Boss" Tweed was Tammany Hall's corrupt leader during the 1860's and 1870's
Louis Sullivan contributed to the design of skyscrapers
Herbert Spencer Argued that society progressed and became better because only the fittest people survived
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