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progressive era

QuestionAnswer
ellis island main port of european immigrants from the east coast
angel island main port of asian immigrants from west coast
nativism hatred towards immigrants
chinese exclusion laws outlaws chinese immigrants for 10 years
alien land law prohibited asians from owning farmland in 1900s
row houses and tenements cheap overcrowded housing for the poor
political machines party or organization that holds absolute political power over an area
tammany hall political organization and machine in nyc's democratic party created in 1786
boss tweed leader of tammany hall and was involved in political corruption and graft
thomas nast political cartoonist
granger cases series of supreme court cases that state that states can only regulate trade intrastate
plessy vs ferguson 1896 supreme court case that segregation is legal as separate facilities are separate but equal
progressive movement movement around the century to improve american life it included women's suffrage, child labor, unionization, and prohibition
muckrakers progressive authors who expose social problems
jacob riis author of how the other half lives which exposes living conditions in lower manhattan
upton sinclair author of the jungle which exposes the meat industry
mother jones advocate for children and factory
hull house settlement house created by jane addams in chicago
susan b anthony leader of the women’s suffrage movement from the mid-1800s to the early 1900s.
ida b wells spoke out about racism in the women's movement
square deal tr's plan to improve america it consisted of four parts regulate railroads, settle strikes, conservation, and break trusts
16th amendment federal income tax the more you make the more they take
17th direct elections of senators by the people
18th prohibition of alc
19th women are allowed to vote
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