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American Constitution
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Period: to
Andrew Carnegie
Born in Scotland
Moved to the US in 1848 -
Period: to
Civil War
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13th Amendment
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Period: to
Reconstruction
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Period: to
Gilded Age
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A Second Declaration of Independence
Written by Ira Steward -
Pullman Town
Founded by Mr. Pullman -
Period: to
Grover Cleveland's First Presidency
Democrat -
Haymarket massacre
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Thibodaux Massacre
Lasted for 3 days -
Hull House
In Chicago
Co-founded by Jane Addams and Ellen Gates Starr -
"How the Other Half Lives"
By Jacob Riis
Photojournalism work
Photographed during the 1880s -
World's Columbian Exposition
In Chicago
From May to October
For Colombus' discovery 400th year anniversary -
Panic of 1893
Economic depression -
American Railroad Union
Founded by Eugene Debs
Accepted anyone but African Americans
Called to boycott -
Period: to
Grover Cleveland's Second Presidency
Democrat -
Pullman Strike
Helped by the ARU (American Railroad Union)
US Army was sent on July 4th, 1894 -
Development of "social Darwinism"
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Period: to
Progressive Era
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International Workers of the World
Founded by Eugene Debs -
"Don't Buy Jobs" Campaign
By the IWW (International Workers of the World) -
Uprising of the 20.000
In New York
Shirtwaist industry
Primarily by Jewish immigrant women -
Spokane Strike
Free-speech fight
Helped by the IWW (International Workers of the World) -
Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire
Deadliest industrial disaster
146 deaths: youngest was 14, oldest was 43
Recent Italian and Jewish immigrant women -
The Lawrence Strike
Known as the Bread and Roses strike
Helped by the IWW (Industrial Workers of the World)
United workers from more than 51 nationalities
Won the 54-hour week, and 15% increase in wages -
Everett Massacre
Known as Bloody Sunday
Helped by the IWW -
19th Amendment
Women's suffrage