Unit 6--Part 3-- APUSH
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| Morrill Act | law in which the federal government sold land to the states to build “state” universities
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| Vaudeville | variety shows that entertained the growing middle and working classes
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| Gospel of Wealth | argued that the wealthy should practice philanthropy
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| Washington Gladden | proponent of the Social Gospel; argued in favor of unions and racial equality
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| Social Gospel | concept that applied Christian principles to fix the problems of society; a good Christian should help re-distribute wealth to poor
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| Jacob Riis | uncovered poverty in New York City with his photography
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| Carrie Nation | radical crusader against alcohol
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| socialism | ideology that called for government re-distribution of wealth
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| Eugene Debs | the leading American socialist of the Gilded Age
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| Seward's Folly | insulting term for the purchase of Alaska
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| Populist Party | farmers formed this because main parties were not addressing their concerns
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| William Jennings Bryan | he was the leading advocate for farmers; called for addition of silver to the US money supply
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| Cross of Gold Speech | made by Bryan, this claimed the current monetary system would punish farmers
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| Tammany Hall | name for the Democratic political machine of New York
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| Boss Tweed | he was the corrupt leader of New York's Democratic political machine
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| Thomas Nast | political cartoonist who criticized New York's Democratic political machine boss
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| Progressivism | reform movement that called for governmental policies to right political, economic, and social wrongs of industrial age
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| muckrakers | journalists who exposed social wrongs; incited reform
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| The Jungle | muckraking book about the meatpacking industry
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| 16th Amendment | legalized a federal income tax
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| 17th Amendment | direct election of senators
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| 18th Amendment | prohibited alcoholic beverages
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| 19th Amendment | gave women the right to vote at the federal level
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