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Coinage act 1873 purpose Ended redemption of silver for currency, limited amount of silvery treasury can purchase to 2 mil per month
Coinage act 1873 impact deflation, farmers with loans screwed, miners had excess metal
legal tender act 1862 purpose made paperbacks legal tender, created national currency
legal tender act 1862 impact initial panic, but greenbacks worked better than suspected
National banking act 1863 purpose created war bond market, resetablish central banking systen, develop stable bank note currency
National banking act 1863 impact growth in national banks, reduced chaos from state-chartered banking systems
Specie payment resumption act 1874 purpose transition back to specie currency, no more greenbacks
specie payment resumption act 1874 impact stabilized economy/monetary policy
bland allison act 1878 purpose fix economic hardship after panic of 1873, require treasury to buy silver (hindered by coinage act 1873).
bland allison act 1878 impact vetoed initially, overrode, but failed to meet miner demands for silver redemption.
gold standard act 1900 purpose fix value of gold at $20.67 per oz, heal economy (impact: eliminated silver usage in the economy).
what did stalwarts want revert to older republicanism system
what did gilded age republicans support industrialism, protestantism, support of internal infrastructure like in american system
what did interstate commerce act do regulated railroad rates to be "reasonable and just" but actually helped railroads by ending price wars
antitrust movement act sherman antitrust act of 1890 prevented contract, combination of business, and price collusion
how did US diplomacy change in the gilded age US expanded and engaged more in diplomacy
United States Vs. E.C. Knight Co. Ruled antitrust act didn't apply to manufacturing for some reason
how did liberal arts change realism, naturalism, everyday scenes, skyscrapers, acrhitecture
what sparked reform middle class leisure time despite union failure
leisure activities during gilded age watching spectator sports like baseball, circuses, popular press, music
what did andrew carnegie argue for give money to school systems to help poor by providing opportunity, unregulated capitalism, criticized for being radical
Morill acts 1862 and 1890 provided land for state-funded colleges, feminism spawned female colleges
public school focus effects emphasis on early childhood (kindergarten), literacy rates rose from compulsive schooling, stimulated by white collar demand
when was AFL founded december 8th, 1886
what was homestead act gave 120 acres of land to settlers for 5 years during civil war
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