1883 law establishing a nonpartisan Civil Service Commission to filled by trained professional employees

Sherman antitrust Act

Landmark 1890 act that forbade anti competitive business activities requiring the federal govt. to investigate trusts and any companies operating in violation of the act

if one hundred citizens appealed for intervention, a federal board could investigate and seat the rightful winner. The defeat of the bill was a blow to those seeking to protect African American voting rights and to ensure full participation in politics.

An 1892 statement by the Populists calling for public ownership of transportation and communication networks, protection of land from monopoly and foreign ownership, looser monetary policy, and a federal income tax on the rich.

Practice of loosening the money supply by expanding federal coinage to included silver as well as gold, to encourage borrowing and stimulate industry. Democrats advocated the measure, but republicans won and maintained the gold standard

Only region where the Democrats gained strength in the 1890's

Theodore Roosevelt's 1904 campaign platform, calling for regulation of corporations and protection of consumers of the environment

1906 antitrust law that empowered the federal Interstate Commerce Commission to set railroad shipment rates wherever it believed that railroads were unfairly colluding to set prices

Standard Oil decision

1911 supreme court decision that directed the breakup of the Standard Oil Company into smaller companies bc its overwhelming market dominance and monopoly power violated antitrust laws

Organization founded in 1909 by leading black reformers and white allies as a vehicle for advocating equal rights for blacks, especially in the courts

A term used by W.E.B Du Bois for the top ten percent of educated blacks, whom he called on to develop new strategies to advocate for civil rights

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APUSH chapter 19

Question	Answer
"waving the bloody shirt"
Gilded Age
Pendleton Act	1883 law establishing a nonpartisan Civil Service Commission to filled by trained professional employees
Mugwumps
Sherman antitrust Act	Landmark 1890 act that forbade anti competitive business activities requiring the federal govt. to investigate trusts and any companies operating in violation of the act
Lodge Bill	if one hundred citizens appealed for intervention, a federal board could investigate and seat the rightful winner. The defeat of the bill was a blow to those seeking to protect African American voting rights and to ensure full participation in politics.
Omaha platform	An 1892 statement by the Populists calling for public ownership of transportation and communication networks, protection of land from monopoly and foreign ownership, looser monetary policy, and a federal income tax on the rich.
free silver	Practice of loosening the money supply by expanding federal coinage to included silver as well as gold, to encourage borrowing and stimulate industry. Democrats advocated the measure, but republicans won and maintained the gold standard
Williams v. Mississippi
Solid South	Only region where the Democrats gained strength in the 1890's
Lochner v. New York
Square Deal	Theodore Roosevelt's 1904 campaign platform, calling for regulation of corporations and protection of consumers of the environment
Newlands Reclamation act
Hepburn Act	1906 antitrust law that empowered the federal Interstate Commerce Commission to set railroad shipment rates wherever it believed that railroads were unfairly colluding to set prices
Standard Oil decision	1911 supreme court decision that directed the breakup of the Standard Oil Company into smaller companies bc its overwhelming market dominance and monopoly power violated antitrust laws
Wisconsin Idea
recall
referendum
Muller v. Oregon
Mothers' pensions
Industrial Workers of the World
NAACP	Organization founded in 1909 by leading black reformers and white allies as a vehicle for advocating equal rights for blacks, especially in the courts
New Nationalism
Talented tenth	A term used by W.E.B Du Bois for the top ten percent of educated blacks, whom he called on to develop new strategies to advocate for civil rights
Federal Reserve Act
Clayton Antitrust act
William Jennings Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
WEB Du Bois
Eugene v. Debs
lynching
Roosevelt's legacies
Progressive goals
Woodrow Wilson
Populism

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