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Nativism
They where people who were not glad of these people kicking them out or even killing them even though they were the first ones in america,they made laws that gave rights to natives. -
Indian removal
They tried to move the indians out of their spots,many of the indians were not very happy with this,Almost 4,000 indians died when moving west and was called the trail of tears. -
Manifest destiny
was a belief by many americans to find and gain more land and to make future technology such as the railroad. -
Susan B.Anthony
she was a Womans rights advocate who was in the womans suffrage movement,was a social reformer, -
Industrialization
It was the rise for big business who made valuable resources such as oil steel and many more they made a lot of profit. -
The gilded age
When People started making money in not a such good way but there was a positive economic way they had the growth of building and the growth of oil production which means they make lots more money and they get tons of business. -
Haymarket Riot
It was a bombing that had happened at a labor demonstration that happened on may 4,1886 -
Dawes act
Was made in 1887 they tried to get the american indians of the land so they could sell it and create many other things. -
Andrew carnegie
He was very popular man he worked for many people and also help create the railroad.He made his own steel company in 1889 when it started getting very popular.he achieved many things such as wealth and named one of the biggest company's.He had made more than a billion dollars. -
jane adams
in 1889 she was named one of the woman who had made impact in peoples life she won a noble prize,she also co founded the first settlements of the U.S. -
Klondike Gold Rush
was in Alaska,people went there because of the discovery of gold,almost 100,000 people went but only around 30,000 made it to klondike.it was very rare to find gold so many people had problems. -
William Jennings Bryan
He ran for president several time in the eearly 1900's,he also did many speeches. -
Theodore roosevelt
He served as our 26th president of the U.S. from 1901 to 1909,he was a soldier for the U.S. to. -
Muckraker
This is when jobs did not have any type of rules and treated their employees like they were slaves. -
Ida B. Wells
she was an african american journalist she was a NAACP leader in 1906 she fought for woman's rights. -
Upton Sinclair
he released his book the jungle in 1906, he also goes into factories to see the treatment of workers in 1906. -
Pure food and Drug act
They made sure the food was good and didn't have poisonous or drugs on it Which is why many food companies got shut down. -
16th Amendment
Passed by congress July 2, 1909,this stated that congress had power to collect taxes from states. -
17th amendment
election of national senators was passed on may 13 1912 so that senators could be voted by legislators. -
Federal Reserve Act
Tried creating an economic stability,Gave the federal banks right to print money to stabalize the economy -
18th Amendments
This amendment stop the sale of alcohol in america.this did not go well because people could still get the alcohol,then criminals would make lot of money from this. -
Tea Pot Dome Scandal
Was when oil companies were doing illegal activity with their companies such as bribes and many other ones -
19th Amendments
Gave equal rights to vote for woman and and men. -
Suffrage
they where MAINLY WOMAN WHO WANTED THEIR RIGHTS TO VOTE WHICH THEY WERE LIKE PROTeSTING FOR THIS. -
19th Amendments
Gave equal rights to vote for woman and and men. -
Clarence Darrow
was an american lawyer,he defended teenage killers Leopold and in their trial of murdering a 14 year old which happened in 1924. -
Eugene v. Debs
He was a union leader,and was a five time candidate for the president of the united state,he also was one of the founders for industrial workers. -
Immigration and the american dream
It is when the United States let immigrants have their dream of what they wanted and also included the americans themselves they allowed them to study or to do what they wish what they want.