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Great Railroad Strike
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Crazy Horse led a band of Oglala Sioux to surrender
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Native population of California had collapsed
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nearly four hundred thousand men labored in the railroad industry.
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Wild West shows became popular
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Indigenous powers had been defeated
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Chinese Exclusion Act
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Immigration Act
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Buffalo Bill launched his touring show
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Chicago Haymarket affair
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Beginning of Labor Stikes
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Dawes General Allotment Act
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Interstate Commerce Act
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Pawnee Bill’s Historic Wild West show started
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Wilhelm II rose to the German throne
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Northern Paiute prophet Wovoka experienced a great revelation
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South Dakota became a state
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Chief Sitting Bull and several others were killed
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Jacob Riis published How the Other Half Lives
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs formed
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Sherman Anti-Trust Act
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Populists’ first national election campaign
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World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago
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Edison Vitascope could project film
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National Association of Colored Women organized
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Start of Spanish-American and Philippine-American Wars
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acquisition of Hawaii
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Treaty of Paris
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The American Anti-Imperialist League, founded
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United States was the world’s leading manufacturing nation
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Congress passed the Gold Standard Act
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Populism had exploded in popularity.