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first 10 amendements of the constitution Bill of Rights
split legislative branch into 2 houses Great Compromise
compromise that slaves would count for 3/5 of a person for tax/census reasons 3/5 Compromise
belief that us was entitled (like religiously) to all the land between pacific & atlantic. from sea to shining sea Manifest Destiny
president who signed the indian removal act Andew Jackson
forced removal of CHEROKEES from the (current day) american south to OKLAHOMA Trail of Tears
land that JEFFERSON purchased from NAPOLEON in 1815. doubled the us's size overnight Louisiana Purchase
treaty that ended MEXICAN-AMERICAN WAR & gave us TX, CA, NV, NM, AZ, and part of WY and CO Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo
1857 supreme court case that all black americans were not citizens & had no right to sue, also still in spavery even in free states. judge was ROGER TANEY Dred Scott vs Sandford
era immediately post-slavery (1865-late 70s) Reconstruction Era
govt agency that provided aid to former slaves in reconstruction era Freedmen's Bureau
1880-90 act that prevented chinese (& other asians) form immigrating to us Chinese Exclusion Act
immigrant receiving station in NEW YORK. most of the people there were from europe Ellis island
immigrant station on west coast in SAN FRANCISCO. saw large asian population Angel island
ethnicity centered communities in urban areas ethic enclaves
heavily crowded apartment buildings tenements
idea towards american immigrants that regardless of location. anyone can gain american identity melting pot
other idea that immigrants retain distinct cultural identity salad
as education became more widespread, american education & culture became more standardized Incorporation
act passed in 1936 that passed many regulations for factory workers, including limiting/ending child labor. signed by FDR Fair Labor Standards Act
(in this context) idea during progressive area that emphasized not giving aid to poor and letting nature run its course. also kind of associated w/ eugenics Social Darwinism
idea during progressive era that people were entitled to help their fellow man. mostly taken up by religious people Social Gospel
policy of not interacting w/ other countries Isolationism
president that kicked off the spanish-american war McKinley
ship that exploded on feb 15 1898. kicked off the spanish american war 2 months later USS Maine
resources in alaska gold, oil, seafood
resources in hawai'i pineapple & sugarcane
guy who helped buy alaska and Seward
THEODORE ROOSEVELT's policy advocating for china trading w/ all foreign nations Open Door policy
general foreign policy by THEODORE ROOSEVELT Big Stick policy
foreign policy by TAFT advocating for money/economic leverage as main form of interaction Dollar Diplomacy
violent uprisings against foreign powers in china. by this one organized military group Boxer rebellion
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