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US History Regents Review

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John Brown Extreme abolitionist who believed in violence to promote his cause
William Jennings Bryan A Populist candidate for President in 1896; supported farmers and free silver
John C. Calhoun A southern leader and advocate for states’ rights
Andrew Carnegie A steel industrialist and philanthropist
Cesar Chavez A union leader who organized migrant farm workers into a union
Dorothea Dix A reporter who reformed mental health facilities
W.E.B. DuBoius An activist for African Americas who founded the NAACP
Duke Ellington A famous jazz bandleader of the 1920’s who was part of the Harlem Renaissance, the emergence of black artists, writers and performers during the decade.
Marcus Garvey An advocate for equal rights for African Americans who started a “back to Africa” movement, encouraging blacks to return to Africa and set up communities there
Samuel Gompers A labor union leader and organizer of the American Federation of Labor union, who fought for basic benefits like higher wages and shorter hours
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