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department stores large stores with many different selections, selling different products
chain stores multiple stores owned by the same company
mail order business buying goods through catalogs shipped by mail
vertical integration one company controls all steps of production
horizontal integration one company buys competing businesses
laissez-faire government stays out of business/economy
wage salary workers trapped in low paying jobs
knights of labor early labor union open to workers
American federation of labor union for skilled workers led by Samuel Gompers
urban machine political group controlling a city through favors and jobs
machine bosses leader of a political machine
women's Christian temperance union group pushing for alcohol bans
anti saloon league organization supporting prohibition
16th amendment allowed federal income tax
17th amendment direct election of senators
18th amendment started prohibition
19th amendment gave women the right to vote
espionage act law against interfering with war efforts
sedation act 1918 banned criticism of the government during WWI
selective service act 1917 military draft law
national origins act 1924 limmited immigration quotas
bolshevik Russian communist revolutionary
red scare fear of communism in the US
Harlem Renaissance African American cultural movement in the 1920s
multinational corporations companies operating in several countries
oligopoly industry controlled by a few businesses
great migration movement of African Americans north for jobs
welfare capitalism businesses improving worker benefits to avoid unions
muckraking investigative journalism exposing corruption
initiative citizens propose laws directly
recall voters remove elected officials
referendum voters approve or reject laws
prohibition banning alcohol
yellow press exaggerated or sensational journalism
self determination right of people to choose their own government
securities act required honesty in stock sales
Wagner peyser act created employment services
home owners loan act helped homeowners avoid foreclosure
national industrial recovery act tried to boost economy during depression
glass steagall act separation commercial and investment banking
tennessee valley authority act created jobs and electricity projects
emergency banking act stabilized banks during Great depression
civilian conservation act jobs program for young men
agricultural adjustment act paid farmers to reduce production
federal emergency relief act gave federal aid to unemployed people
lend lease act supplied allies before US entered WWII
Atlantic charter goals for postwar world by FDR and churchill
eastern front fighting between Germany and Soviet Union
allies nations fighting the axis powers in WWII
axis powers Germany, Italy, and Japan in WWII
greater East Asia co prosperity sphere japans plan to control and dominate asian countries economically and politically during WWII
blitzkrieg fast surprise military attack, German
Yalta conference meeting of allied leaders about postwar Europe
postdam declaration demand for japan to surrender
Manhattan project secret project to build atomic bomb
national security cousin paper 68 cold war plan calling for military build up
containment stopping spread of communism
cold war tension between US and Soviet Union
marshall plan US aid to rebuild Europe
Berlin blockade Soviet attempt to cut off west Berlin
levittown mass produced suburban housing
redlining denying loans based on neighborhood race
dixiecrats Southern democrats supporting segregation
house committee on un-american activities investigated suspected communists
McCarthyism accusing people of communism without proof
GI bill of rights benefits for the WWII veterans
taft-harley act limited labor union power
Truman doctrine US policy supporting countries against communism
Warsaw project military alliance of Soviet bloc nations
NATO alliance of western nations
massive retaliation threat of major nuclear response
new frontier JFK's domestic program
Berlin wall wall separating Eat and West Berlin
viet cong communist fighters in south Vietnam
alliance for progress US aid program for Latin America
freedom summer 1964 voter registration drive in the South
SNCC student nonviolent coordinating committee
CORE congress of racial equality
SCLC Southern Christian leadership conference
Southern manifesto statement opposing school desegregation
bay of pigs failed US backed invasion of Cuba
limited test ban treaty banned nuclear testing in atmosphere/space/water
gulf of tonkin resolution gave president power to expand Vietnam war
medicare basic health insurance for elderly
medicaid supplementary health insurance for low income people
detente easing tensions between US and Soviet union
Watergate political scandal leading to Nixons resignation
pentagon papers leaked documents about Vietnam war
organization of petroleum exporting countries (OPEC) oil producing nations organization
deindustrialization decline of manufacturing industries
search and destroy military missions targeting enemy forces
selective service system US military draft system
stonewall rebellion 1969 protest important to LGBTQ rights movement
black panthers militant black power organization
nation of islam black nationalist religious movement
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