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- 2. Writers that exposed the filth of society in popular magazines.
- 3. This amendment ended slavery.
- 6. This amendment gave all men the right to vote regardless of race.
- 10. Economic system in which private businesses run most industries, allowing competition to determine prices and wages.
- 13. Allows citizens to vote on proposed or exiting laws.
- 14. Assassinated Abraham Lincoln.
- 15. Founder of the American Red Cross.
- 16. Hawaiian Queen who fought to put the Native Hawaiians back in charge of the islands before being forcefully removed from power.
- 19. First African American senator.
- 20. Effect of the transcontinental railroad; split the United States into four different time zones.
- 21. President of the Confederacy.
- 22. Abolished slavery specifically in the South during the Civil War.
- 24. Men who herded cattle from ranches to the railheads to ship them to meatpacking industries.
- 25. This act prohibited railroads from accepting rebates so all companies paid the same amount for shipping.
- 27. Proposal from the United States which aimed to give all nations equal trading rights in China.
- 28. This amendment allowed voters to directly elect U.S. Senators.
- 29. Reform movement that addressed many of the social problems industrialization created.
- 31. Ban on making, selling, and distributing alcohol.
- 32. A neighborhood center staffed by women for education, recreation, and social activities in poor areas. Often provided job training for immigrants; Jane Addams started the first one in the United States.
- 35. Battle where Sioux Indians defeated General Custer and his men.
- 37. Lass passed by Southern states to keep the newly freed slaves inferior to whites and in a slave-like condition.
- 38. Fear of foreigners
- 39. This amendment gave women the right to vote.
- 40. This amendment gave all men citizenship regardless of race.
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- 1. Gave the Emancipation Proclamation.
- 4. Type of mining that used water under high pressure to blast away dirt, exposing the minerals underneath.
- 5. Used by Joseph Pulitzer and William Hearst; used biased and scandalous stories and shocking illustrations to sell newspapers.
- 7. Union general and later president during Reconstruction.
- 8. Process of making immigrants more American; process requiring Native Americans to give up all aspects of the culture and instead adopting the white American culture.
- 9. White supremacist group that attacked African American politicians and leaders and white politicians who supported them.
- 11. Nickname for the Progressive Party that supported Theodore Roosevelt for President after Taft received the Republican Presidential nomination.
- 12. Acronym for the group started by Susan B. Anthony that campaigned for a national amendment to give women the right to vote.
- 17. President who got impeached for breaking the Tenure of Office Act.
- 18. This amendment allowed Congress to levy an income tax.
- 23. This President fought to protect the consumer by passing the Meat Inspection Act and the Pure Food and Drug Act.
- 26. Wilson’s reform plan that called for tariff reductions, banking reform, and stronger anti-trust legislation.
- 30. A trust with complete control over an industry, causing there to be no competition from other firms.
- 33. This amendment enforced prohibition.
- 34. This President lost support of the Progressive Republicans because he allowed a high tariff to be passed and because of the Ballinger-Pinchot Affair.
- 36. Political party that believed in an income tax, bank regulations, government ownership of railroads and telegraph companies, and unlimited coinage of silver.