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Laws post-civil war that enforced segregation. -
A black school -
The act provided a 10-year ban on Chinese labor immigrants. It also restricted the Chinese people already living here. It was renewed and made permanent in 1902. -
A law setting guidelines on how to run a railroad business addressing railroad monopolies. -
It was a place for poor people to receive different types of education. It helped establish child labor laws, women's suffrage, and workmen's compensation as well as other key issues in the progressive era. -
Layed out the rule for free competition in commerce. -
It was a court case fighting the Separate Car Act. Plessy was fighting it and he lost. -
Leon Czolgosz, an anarchist, shot McKinley at a public convention in Buffalo, NY. -
United Mine Workers of America wanted higher wages, shorter work days, and recognition of the union. -
Written by Upton Sinclair, a muckraker whose purpose was to expose the horrible working conditions of meatpacking industries. -
Program that reflected his 3 goals: conservation of natural resources, control of corporations, and consumer protection -
The first law to provide federal protection for cultural and natural resources of historic or scientific interests. -
After "The Jungle" was published, the government passed a law that prevented the manufacturing or selling of bad food, drugs/medicine, and liquors. -
It made it illegal to sell bad meat as food. -
He won the 32nd presidential election. -
Makes taxes based on population. -
Nation's largest and most widely recognized civil rights organization. -
Journalists who looked for and exposed corruption in big businesses. -
The deadliest industrial fire in Manhattan and one of the most deadly in US history. It is the reason for fire codes today. -
Beat Taft and Roosevelt by a landslide. -
American educator, author, orator, and adviser to several presidents of the United States. Considered a black elite. He allowed separate but equal as long as whites would allow black economic growth and education. -
He was a sociologist, socialist, historian, and Pan-Africanist civil rights activist. -
Voters can now cast direct votes for senators. -
It created a national currency and monetary system that in turn created a stable financial system. -
Defines what an unethical business such as monopolies and money fixing. It also fixes the rights of labor. -
A silent epic drama that tells the story of 2 families on either side of the mason-dixon during the civil war. -
No selling or drinking intoxicating liquors. -
Rejuvenated by cultural conflict, modernization, and The Birth of a Nation, this time they really focused on anti-Catholicism and anti-Semitism. -
Women can vote!