Period 7 and Eight timeline

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  • The Woman's Christian Temperance Union

  • Washington founded the Tuskegee Institute

  • Jane Addam established the Hull House

  • National American Woman Suffrage Association

  • Depression of the 1890s

  • The Platt Amendment

  • The start of the Cuban War for Independence

  • Anti-Imperialist League

  • The Spanish American War

  • Charlotte Perkins Gilman published Women and Economics

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    The united States acquired Guam, hawaii, the philippines, and puerto Rico

  • The Teller Amendment

    Declared that Cuba ought to be free and independent

  • President McKinley was assassinated

  • Hay-Pauncefote Treaty

  • Roosevelt established the Department of Commerce and Labor

  • Russian invasion of Manchuria

  • Pure Food and Drug Act

  • U.S. intervention in Nicaragua

  • U.S. exports had increased to 1.7 billion dollars

  • Clayton Antitrust Act

  • The Mexican Revolution

  • Sixteenth Amendment

  • The Panama Canal opened

  • The start of WWI

  • The Universal negro Improvement Association

  • The National Association of Colored Women grows to 50,000 members

  • The Eighteenth Amendment is Ratified

  • Espionage Act

  • The Nineteenth Amendment is passed

  • Selective Service act

  • Russian Revolution

  • Treeaty of Versailles

  • War Industries Board

  • Sedition Act

  • Start of the Influenza Pandemic

  • Harlem Renaissance

  • Teapot Done Scandal

  • Schenck v United States

  • Sacco And Vanetti Case

  • Kellogg Briand Pact

  • Sheppard Towner Act

  • National Origins Act

  • Indian Citizenship Act

  • Great Depression

  • 1929 Economic Crash

  • Blact Tuesday

  • Blact Tuesday

  • Reconstruction Finance Corporation

  • Scottsboro Nine

  • Glass-Steagall Act

  • Twenty first Amendment

  • Agricultural Adjustment Act

  • Tennessee Valley Authority

  • Tydings-McDuffie Act

  • The Social Security Act

  • The Works Progress Administration

  • National Labor Relations Act

  • Fair labor Standards Act

  • The Yalta Conference

  • The start of the Cold War

  • The Potsdam Conference