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The NAWSA was formed.
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the first federal statute to control the cartels and monopolies. It was concidered antitrust law.
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Occured in South Dekota, was the last major battle between the U.S and Indians. Many indians were slain, including 29 soldiers.
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The U.S congressional act that extended protections to foreign copyright from select nations.
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In this year it was concidered that Basketball was invented.
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20th governor of Illinois, introduced liberal ideals. Afiliated to the democrat party. German.
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she formed a protest against the neinous lynching of three respected black buisness man. She was threatened with her life and had to move to Europe.
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The American Federation of labor weathered panic of 1893
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Stephen Crane (1871- 1900) the 14th son of the methodist minister. Wrote "Maggie: A girl of the Streets." inspired and based on urban industrial amendment.
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opened by Lilliam Wald
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It was formed in 1893, it began in Oberlin, Ohio spreading.
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For the first time, and its held in Chicago. Its also know as Chicago Worlds Affair.
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in 1894 the congress accepted Labor Day as an official holiday.
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also known as the national library.
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President William McKinley signed a resolution annexing Hawaii. Little by little Hawaii was baing included to the U.S government. In 1900 changes in the government were made, and in 1959 Hawaii was considered U.S state.
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During the revolt of Cuba against Spain. The U.S sended a battleship to the Havana to protect the Americans.
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United States declared war to Spain after the sinking of the USS Maine battleship.
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the Philipines became asociated with the U.S, siking for aid to get independence from Spain.
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published by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. the relation of economics between both genders, and how woman may create a social evolution,
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Teddy Roosvelt was assistend secretary of the Navy, and created the Rough Riders. The first voluntary cavarly force to participate in the Spanish American War.
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The war ended with the signning of the Treaty of Paris. Spain lost control of its international empire made up of Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Philippines Islands, Guam, and other islands.
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Represented and influenced society with the image of a healthy, athletic, confident female.
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published by Kate Chopin, originally titled "A Solitary Soul" a feminist book taht consists of a womans views towards motherhood, and with the prevailing social attitudes.
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United States foreign policy issued by secretery of state John Hay, that all countries should have equal access to any Chinese port open to trade.
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one tenth of the people owened 9 teth's of the nations wealth.
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officially ended the use of silver as the U.S currency standard and changed it to only gold.
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Frank L. Baum published the book.
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Theodore Dreiser published the book. Its the typicall bok about a country girl moving to the big city.
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Becomes gervernor of Wisconsin, and his improvement on the government is noticed.
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At the Worlds Fair in Buffalo, Leon Czolgosz stepped out of the crowd and shot President Mckinley twice witha revolver. President died 8 days later.
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the 26th president of theU.S. President after the assacination of President McKinley.
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by W.E.B Du Bois, book written to express African Americans history.
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Consisted of withdrawing of United States troops remaining in Cuba after the Spanish American War. Amendment that was added to the Cuban constitution of 1901.
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the U.S will intervene between conflicts with Europe and LAtion America to seek aid for the ones who need it to keep control,
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novel written by Upton Sinclair. The book is about the poor conditions of the workers and work of a meat packing industry in Chicago. This created for a demand of better conditions on food processing.
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Control the sanetary conditions in meat packing production companies. Created labeling to the products.
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in honor of Buffalo Bill, a historical celebration of america.
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Jp morgan asisted during the panic calling a "bail out." Saving the U.S Stock exchange.
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National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
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27th president.
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provided the Interstate Commerce Commission with more power. Extended regulation to telephone and telegraph companies
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Became President of California. Member of the Republican party, he passed many legislature measures like women's suffrage.
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the amendsment should takes exaptions with the candidates to a political position
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Campaign by woodrow Wilson, introducing his ideals to imporove the banking system, lower tarrifs, regulate monopolies, and assist with aid to small buisnesses.
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the congress has the power to collect taxes no matter what the states differ to,
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March 4, 1913- March 4, 1921
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Banks and a Federal Reserve Board were regulated to create an equal stable suply of currency and credit.
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Panama Canal allows ships to pass between the Atlantic Ocean and Pacific Ocean, about 48 mile-long canal. America helped Panama seek independence and finish the canal, when Colombia was against the plan to construct the Panama Canal.
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(FTC) regulates the trade and buisness combination by introducing the antitrust laws.
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the begginig of WW 1.
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Fisrt Jewish member of the Supreme Court.
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provided a dollar-matching ocntribution to build highways across the country.
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created a bank managed under the Federal Farm Load act, dedicated to farmers in need of loans.
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candidate of the presidency in the republican party, yet was defeated by Woodrow Wilson from the democratic party.
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the congress has control over the transportation of liquor across the U.S territory.
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The war ends.
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peace treaty that ended the WW 1.
