McLaughlin/Brown- U.S. History-CHS TAKS Review #4
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| abolished slavery | 13th Amendment
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| gave ex-slaves citizenship | 14th Amendment
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| gave black males the right to vote | 15th Amendment
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| Supreme Court decision that said "separate but equal" was legal; it made Jim Crow legal | Plessy v. Ferguson
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| name given to big business leaders of the era, John D. Rockefeller, Andrew Carneigie & J.P. Morgan | Robber Barons
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| low wages and child labor led to the organizing of these; Samuel Gompers and the American Federation of Labor & the United Mine Workers were examples of these | labor unions
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| name given to writers of the era, they attempted to expose corruption in politics and industry | Muckrakers
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| government attempt at stopping big business monopolies | Sherman Anti-Trust Act
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| the Guilded Age was a time of severe political corruption; political machines, such as the Tweed Ring of New York City used their offices to gain much wealth | corruption
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| low prices led farmers to organize in groups such as the Grange and a political party called the ___ | Populist Party
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| causes: mistreatment of Cubans by the Spanish, sinking of the U.S. Battleship Maine; results: U.S. acquires Puerto Rico, Guam, & the Phillippines; U.S. becomes a world power | Spanish American War- 1898
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| was an attempt to reform the corruption of the Gilded Age; Progressives wanted to improve the social, political, and economic conditions for workers, farmers, women, children and minorities | progressivism
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| popular president of the early 1900's who led the U.S. into a position of world power | Theodore Roosevelt
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| president during WW1 | Woodrow Wilson
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| reform leader for women's rights and prohibition | Susan B. Anthony
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| founder of the NAACP | W.E.B. Dubois
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| the number one reason was: German subs sinking our ships, Zimmerman note | reason for U.S. involvement in WW1
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| WW1 peace treaty that redrew the map of Europe and made Germany pay huge amounts of war debts | Treaty of Versailles
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| peace plan for WW1; the most important of the 14 points was his League of Nations (world peace keeping org.); the U.S. Senate led by Henry Cabot Lodge refused to ratify the treaty fearing it would draw us into another war | Wilson's 14 Points
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| Southern blacks migrating to northern cities to escape poverty and Jim Crow | Great Migration
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| the U.S. became more industrialized and dependent on factories | industrialization
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| the population shifted to a majority living in cities and urban areas | urbanization
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| laws were passed to regulate child labor, wages and hours | labor laws
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| women's suffrage | 19th Amendment
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| took 10 years to build; opened trade with the rest of the world | Panama Canal
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