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founded a national association of farmers called the Patrons of Husbandry, better known as the Grange

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Oliver H. Kelley

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marked the beginning of federal regulation of transportation facilities

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Interstate Commerce Act of 1887

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a business operated for the benefit of its members; its purpose is to save its members money, not to make a profit

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cooperative

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the process in which the supply of money is increased, the value of the dollar declines and prices go up

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inflation

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greenbacks

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paper money issued during the Civil War; not backed by gold or any other valuable metal but by the government’s credit

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The party that advocated that the federal government increase the number of greenbacks in circulation

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Greenback Labor party

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the movement that called for the unlimited coinage of silver

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Free Silver Movement

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Two acts which provided for the government to purchase and coin at lease a limited amount of silver each month

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Bland-Allison Act (1878) and Sherman Silver Purchase Act (1890)

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politically active regional groups formed by farmers

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Farmer’s Alliances

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political party called the People’s Party

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Populist Party

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Populist Presidential candidate in the election of 1892

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James B. Weaver

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President: 1869-1877

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Ulysses S. Grant

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Two men responsible for the stock market crash in 1869 called “Black Friday”

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Jay Gould and Jim Fisk

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Democratic candidate in the election of 1876; competed against Hayes for the Presidency; smashed the notorious Tweed Ring

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Samuel J. Tilden

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President: 1877-1881;
competed against Tilden;
best remembered for his attempts to reform the civil service program

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Rutherford B. Hayes

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year the last federal troops removed from occupied southern states; marked the end of Reconstruction

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1877

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A German immigrant who was a strong advocate of civil service; cabinet member of Hayes

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Carl Schurz

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first lady known as “Lemonade Lucy”

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Lucy Hayes

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Republicans who opposed legislation to alter the civil service during the election of 1880

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“Stalwarts”

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Republicans who favored legislation to alter the civil service during the election of 1880

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“Half-Breeds”

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President: 1881;
last President to be born in a log cabin

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James A. Garfield

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assassinated Garfield

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Charles J. Guiteau

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President: 1881-1885;
succeeded Garfield after his death

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Chester A. Arthur

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the best-remembered achievement of the Arthur administration;
the basis for the modern civil service program;
established the Civil Service Commission

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Pendleton Act (1883)

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Republicans who refused to accept Blaine as the Republican Presidential nominee

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“Mugwumps”

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President: 1885-1889;
stood up to Tammany Hall;
first Democrat to win the Presidency after the Civil War;
only President to be married in the White House;
only President to serve two non-consecutive terms

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Grover Cleveland

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the act which provided that if both a President and VP should die in office or resign, the members of the cabinet should succeed to the Presidency in the order in which Congress had created their offices

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Presidential Succession Act (1886)

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act adopted to prevent another disputed election like that of 1876

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Electoral Count Act (1887)

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President: 1889-1893

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Benjamin Harrison

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Speaker of the House; known as “Czar Reed”

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Thomas B. Reed

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protective tariff which gave a higher degree of protection to American industry than any tariff passed up to that time

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McKinley Tariff (1890)

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the clause in the McKinley Tariff which offered a reciprocal trade agreement to foreign nations

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reciprocity clause

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President: 1893-1897

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Grover Cleveland (second term)

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stock market panic before Cleveland’s second inauguration

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The Panic of 1893

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protestors who marched on the Capitol during Cleveland’s second administration

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“Coxey’s Army”

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President: 1897-1901;
assassinated by an anarchist right after his reelection;
“front-porch campaign”

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William McKinley

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Democratic Presidential candidate in the election of 1896; unquestionably one of the greatest orators of all time; rejected a gold standard

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William Jennings Bryan

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Act that made gold the sole standard of monetary value

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Gold Standard Act

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French Emperor who tried to build a French empire in Mexico

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Emperor Napoleon III

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sent to establish a French empire in Mexico

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Archduke Maximilian of Austria

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Secretary of State who demanded that the French withdraw their troops from Mexico; negotiated the purchase of Alaska from Russia

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William Seward

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treaty between the US and the British as a result of the Alabama claims

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Treaty of Washington

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the settlement of a dispute by a person or persons chosen to hear both sides and come to a decision

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arbitration

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US ship docked in Chile; US sailors from this ship were attacked by Chileans

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USS Baltimore

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Secretary of State who called the first meeting of American republics, which resulted in the organization of the International Bureau of American Republics (later the Pan-American Union)

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James G. Blaine

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the organization that replaced the Pan-American Union

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Organization of American States (OAS)

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year the Senate ratified the treaty to buy Alaska from Russia

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1867

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year Alaska became the 49th state

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1959

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North American region near Alaska where gold was discovered

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Klondike

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Tutuila is part of what island group?

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Samoan Islands

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51
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Who discovered the Hawaiian islands?

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Captain James Cook

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52
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a trade agreement beneficial to both parties

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reciprocal trade agreement

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53
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Where in Hawaii did the US establish a naval base?

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Pearl Harbor

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Hawaiian ruler who disapproved of white influence

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Queen Liliuokalani

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year the Hawaiian islands were annexed to the US

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1898

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year Hawaii became the 50th state

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1959

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What island is known as the “Pearl of the Antilles”?

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Cuba

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Who issued a “reconcentration order” in Cuba?

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Spanish General Weyler

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sensational and sometimes unfounded stories

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yellow journalism

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60
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US battleship that sunk in the Havana harbor

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Maine

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years of the Spanish-American War (declaration of war –Treaty of Paris)

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1898-1899

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What stated that the US disclaimed any intention to control Cuba?

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Teller Ammendment

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63
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Where was the first important action of the Spanish-American war?

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Manila Bay, Philippine Islands

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American commander of the U.S. Pacific fleet

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Commodore George Dewey

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commander of the U.S. Atlantic fleet

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Rear Admiral William T. Sampson

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commander of the Spanish Atlantic fleet

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Admiral Cervera

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American who attempted to blockade the Spanish fleet

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Lieutenant Richard Hobson

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group of volunteer cowboys, Indians, and college athletes led by Colonel Leonard Wood and Lt. Col. Theodore Roosevelt

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Rough Riders

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What area did the Rough Riders charge against the same day the Americans took El Caney?

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San Juan Hill

70
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U.S. Army general who invaded Puerto Rico

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General Miles

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treaty between Spain and the U.S. at the end of the Spanish-American War

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Treaty of Paris (1899)

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U.S. Army doctor who found a cure for yellow fever in Cuba

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Walter Reed

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What stipulated the conditions under which Cuba would be granted independence?

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Platt Amendment

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strategic U.S. naval base in Cuba

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Guantanomo Bay

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year US-Cuban relations were destroyed

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1959

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leader of the Filipino revolt

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Aguinaldo

77
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first civil governor of the Philippines

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William Howard Taft

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What act allowed the Philippine voters to elect a senate and the assembly

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Jones Act

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What act provided that the Philippines were to be independent in 1946?

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Tydings-McDuffie Act

80
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Who reconquered the Philippine Islands in 1944-1945?

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General Douglas MacArthur

81
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What act provided for Puerto Rico to become an unorganized territory and empowered the US President to appoint a governor and executive council?

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Foraker Act

82
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What act granted the Puerto Ricans American citizenship?

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Jones Act

83
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In what year did Puerto Rico become a self-governing commonwealth of the United States?

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1952

84
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What program benefitted the Puerto Rican economy?

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“Operation Bootstrap”

85
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What were the Supreme Court cases in which the court ruled that the COnstitution does not necessarily follow the flag?

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Insular Cases

86
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In what year did Guam become a US territory?

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1950

87
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What was the center of life for most Americans at the turn of the 20th century?

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the home

88
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In what year did Henry Ford produce the Model T?

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1908

89
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Who introduced the assembly line process of mass production?

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Henry Ford

90
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What was the largest philanthropic organization in the world?

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Ford Foundation

91
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Who made the first successful powered flight at Kitty Hawk, NC, in 1903?

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Orville and Wilbur Wright

92
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Who devised a wireless telegraph system?

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Guglielmo Marconi

93
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What was the first commercial broadcasting station in the US?

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KDKA

94
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When did the Titanic sink?

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1912

95
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What two technological advancements did much to spur industry in the early 1900s?

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electricity and the internal combustion engine

96
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President: 1901-1909;
the youngest man ever to become President;
the most popular President of the early 1900s

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Theodore Roosevelt

97
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Roosevelt’s First Volunteer Calvary Regiment

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“Rough Riders”

98
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Roosevelt’s policy for all Americans

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“square deal”

99
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What years were the Progressive Era?

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1900-1920

100
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Who was nicknamed “Battling Bob” for his fight for what he considered good government?

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Robert M. La Follette

101
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What three Presidential administrations were Progressive?

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Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson

102
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What Act speeded up the handling of antitrust cases in the federal courts?

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Expedition Act (1903)

103
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Roosevelt’s nickname because of his action against big businesses

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“Trust-buster”

104
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What act made it illegal for a shipper to accept a rebate from a railroad?

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Elkins Act (1903)

105
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What act strengthened the power of the Interstate Commerce Commission over railroads?

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Hepburn Act (1906)

106
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What department was established in 1903 that was later split into two in 1913 and included a Bureau of Corporations, which had authority to investigate large industrial combinations?

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Department of Commerce and Labor

107
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What group led by John Mitchell went on strike, calling for a shorter working day and an increase in pay, in 1902?

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United Mine Workers

108
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Economic panic as a result of Roosevelt’s attack against big businesses

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Panic of 1907

109
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Tarbell, Steffens, and Sinclair were part of what group of social critics of the Progressive Era?

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“muckrakers”

110
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What act granted federal authorities the power to inspect all meat shipped in interstate commerce?

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Meat Inspection Act (1906)

111
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What act was designed to prevent the manufacture and sale of adulterated foods and drugs?

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Pure Food and Drug Act (1906)

112
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Who was Roosevelt’s chief forester and published conservation articles in National Geographic?

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Gifford Pinchot

113
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What commission was established with Pinchot as chairman?

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National Conservation Commission

114
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What act provided that money from the sale of public land in 16 western states was to be used to initiate irrigation projects to make arid land productive?

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Newlands Reclamation Act (1902)

115
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What treaty granted the US the right to build and police a canal through Central America?

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Hay-Pauncefote Treaty (1901)

116
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What treaty between Panama and the US granted the US a zone 10 miles wide through the isthmus?

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Hay-Bunau-Varilla Treaty

117
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Who was appointed as the chief sanitary officer in the Canal Zone?

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Colonel William C. Gorgas

118
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Whom did Roosevelt appoint to take charge of the Panama Canal project?

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Colonel George Washington Goethals

119
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In what year was the Panama Canal opened for use?

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1914

120
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What was Roosevelt’s general policy slogan?

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“Speak softly and carry a big stick.”

121
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What was Roosevelt’s expanded interpretation of Monroe’s original policy statement?

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the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine

122
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What was the policy in which Secretary of State Hay requested that other powers respect certain Chinese rights and maintain an “Open Door” in China?

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Open Door policy

123
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What famous survivor of the Boxer Rebellion was a missionary from Canada?

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Jonathan Goforth

124
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war 1904-1905

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Russo-Japanese War

125
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Who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1906 for his part in settling the Russo-Japanese War?

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Roosevelt

126
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In what agreement did the Japanese government agree to withhold passports from Japanese laborers seeking to come to the US?

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Gentlemen’s Agreement

127
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What was Roosevelt’s naval around-the-world display of military strength called?

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“Great White Fleet”

128
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President: 1909-1913

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William Howard Taft

129
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What two states were admitted to the Union in 1912?

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New Mexico and Arizona

130
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What bill lowered tariff rates on some items but kept most rates substantially as they were under the Dingley Tariff?

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Payne-Aldrich Bill

131
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What states that only those combinations suspected of constituting an “unreasonable” restraint of trade should be prosecuted?

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“rule of reason”

132
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What act greatly strengthened the Interstate Commerce Commission by giving it greater control over railroad shipping rates and bringing the supervision of telephone, telegraph, and cable companies under its control?

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Mann-Elkins Act (1910)

133
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What was created to conserve natural resources and help protect the welfare of miners?

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Bureau of Mines

134
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What was Taft’s policy called?

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“dollar diplomacy”

135
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For what election was the Progressive Party organized? Who was its candidate? What was the party nicknamed?

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Election of 1912; Theodore Roosevelt; Bull Moose Party

136
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President: 1913-1921

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Thomas Woodrow Wilson

137
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Who was the only man in history to serve first as President and then as chief justice of the Supreme Court?

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William Howard Taft

138
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Who was the first President since John Adams to make a personal appearance before Congress?

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Woodrow Wilson

139
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What act/bill was the first major tariff revision since before the Civil War, was one of the most significant tariff acts in American history, and provided for a tax on personal incomes?

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Underwood-Simmons Bill (1913)

140
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What amendment to the Constitution made the levying of income tax possible?

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16th Amendment

141
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What act created a privately controlled central banking system under the auspices of the federal government and divided the nation into 12 banking districts, with a Federal Reserve Bank located in each district?

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Federal Reserve Act (1913)

142
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What were issued to member banks in exchange for bonds and promissory notes?

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Federal Reserve notes

143
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What serves as the banker for the federal government?

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the Federal Reserve System

144
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the percentage of deposits member banks are required to hold in reserve

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reserve requirement

145
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the rate of interest it charges member banks that borrow money from Federal Reserve Banks

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discount rate

146
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What act declared certain business practices illegal?

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Clayton Antitrust Act (1914)

147
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what type of business organization was formed when the same men served on the board of directors from several different companies?

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interlocking directorate

148
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What is a corporation whose business held stock in other corporations, possibly creating a monopoly?

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holding company

149
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What country was torn by revolution in 1914-1915?

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Haiti

150
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What country experienced a revolution in 1916?

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Dominican Republic

151
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What did Haiti become when the US took over the supervision of Haitian customs to help Haiti pay off its debts?

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a temporary protectorate of the US

152
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How much money did the US pay Nicaragua in 1916 to promote the security of the Panama Canal and the Caribbean Sea and to receive a perpetual option to build a canal through Nicaragua?

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$3 million

153
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What islands did the US purchase in 1917 from Denmark?

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the Danish West Indies (the Virgin Islands)

154
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What Mexican dictator was overthrown in 1911?

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Porfirio Diaz

155
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What Mexican dictator took over Mexico in 1911 after Diaz was overthrown and promised to make reforms and to adopt a democratic constitution (but didn’t)?

A

Francisco Madero

156
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Who headed a new government (bloody and dictatorial regime) in Mexico after a revolutionary group murdered Madero?

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Victoriano Huerta

157
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What two Mexicans were Huerta’s rivals?

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Carranza and Villa

158
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What Mexican city did US naval forces occupy in order to keep Huerta’s forces from receiving German munitions?

A

Veracruz

159
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What were the ABC powers that offered to mediate the situation between the US and Mexico?

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Argentina, Brazil, and Chile

160
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Who commanded the capture of Villa in Mexico?

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General John Pershing

161
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What Speaker of the HOuse from 1903 to 1911 became known for ruling the House with an especially uncompromising hand?

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Joseph G. (“Uncle Joe”) Cannon

162
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What Amendment provided for the direct election of senators by the voters but defeated the original Constitutional purpose of the Senate?

A

17th Amendment

163
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What amendment guaranteed women the right to vote?

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19th Amendment

164
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What is the process by which a stipulated percentage of voters in a state can initiate or begin the passage of a state law without waiting for the state legislature to propose the law?

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initiative

165
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By what process is a proposed law referred to the voters, who can then pass or defeat it?

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referendum

166
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By what process can an official be removed from office before his term expires?

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recall

167
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What gives voters a voice in nominating candidates to run for public office?

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direct primary

168
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What form of city government was introduced in Texas and allowed city commissioners to be elected by the voters without regard for party affiliation?

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the commission form of city government

169
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In what city was the city-manager form of government popularized?

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Dayton, Ohio

U.S. History 11 (Abeka) (6 decks)

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