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SCWilliams St5 ch 16

St 5 Ch 16 Politics & Reform The Gilded Age

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A series of rulers Dynasty
What Dynasty ruled early America Virginia Dynasty
What Dynasty ruled during the Gilded Age Ohio Dynasty
Waht part of Government was not working Checks & Balances
Who had power Congress
The three influences on government were Big Business, Common People & Civil War
What percentage of people voted during the Gilded Age 80%
The two political parties during the Gilded Age were Republicans & Democrats
The Republican Party was supported by businesses & farmers
The Democratic Party was supported by poorer farmers & developing cities
The three issues of the Gilded Age were Tariffs, Civil Service Reform & Money Supply
The most corrupt Gilded Age President was Grant
Removed the troops from the South after the Civil War Hayes
The President who served tow unconsecutive terms was Grover Cleveland
The most honest President of the Gilded Age was Arthur
This President was assasinated during the Gilded Age Garfield
This President ended the Gilded Age & made the U.S. a world power Mckinley
James Garfield was assasinated because of the spoils system
The Pendelton Act established the Civil Service Committee & exam
This Political Party controlled the White House after waving the bloody shirt Republican
The Interstate Commerce Act regulated railroad prices
Populism was amovement to increase the political power of the farmers
The People's Party or the Populist Party wanted a graduated income tax
Exodusters were the migration of african Americans to Kansas
In Plessy vs. Ferguson the Supreme Court ruled that seperate but equal was constitutional
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