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Blacklist

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to put a person on a list of people viewed with suspicion or disapproval.

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capitalism

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An economic political system in which countries trade and industry are controlled by private owners for a profit rather than by state.

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alliance

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a union between people, groups or countries for mutual support.

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hydropower

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the use of water as a power source of power.

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Reformer

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a person who seeks to address social, economic, and/or political problems by bringing out positive change.

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interest

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money paid at a particular rate of the use of money lent.

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Sabotage

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the deliberate destruction of something, often for political advantages.

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intolerance

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unwillingness to accept view of beliefs that differ from one’s own.

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Repeal

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to revoke, cancel or take back something.

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gilded

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covered thinly with gold

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who was Anna strong

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She was a journalist and she improved people’s liver by being a leading voice in the Labor movement.

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who was Adolf Krug

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Adolf Krug was elected treasurer of Seattle. In 1993 he skipped town with $125,000 in city funds. He was caught and arrested in Minnesota and was in prison for two years.

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who was Woodrow Wilson

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U.S President during WW2 .

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who was Horace Clayton

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He was an African American who worked for political reform and raced equality in Seattle. He moved to Washington so that he could start his own newspaper.

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who was Elizabeth Gurly Flynn

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she was an 18 year old girl who was a spokes person who lead a rally in Spokane.

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who was John rogers

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Was a leading reformer in Washington.

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who was May Arkwright Hutton

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she was a colorful and energetic campaigner for women’s suffrage.

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who was Bill Boeing

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In his early life he wanted to build a better plane then the wright brothers. they completed the first plane in 1916. The next year the Boeing company made 50 planes and became the largest company within 50 years.

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what is a spoils system

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when they give people votes or money, or when they would put them in the government.

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main idea of the 1st Amendment

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it was to give people the right to speech.

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solidarity

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is characterized by involving community in responsibilities and interests.

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Reforms what, why? Specific help, Washington most important strike.

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The Seattle General Strike of 1919.

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what was the Zimmerman telegram

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the Zimmerman telegram was between Germany and Mexico. It was about Germany trying to make a secret alliance so that if America joined the war. but a British boat intercepted it and gave it to the Americans which made America join the war.

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what sort of gap continued to grow during the gilded age
?

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wealthy people and poor people.

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what 3 things did the people of the progressive movement want?
1. end corruption. 2. address economic problems. 3. improve society.
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Name one amendment and what it did.
16th amendment: federal income tax.
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Who was mark Matthews?
he was a powerful speaker and a dynamic leader in the church.
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what was Washington's most significant victories during this time?
voting rights for women.
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Name two ways the reforms help workers?
1. shorten work hours (8 hours) 2. Ban child Labor
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What was the Great Migration?
was when people moved northern to find more jobs after the war.
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Why does buying on credit cost more in the long run?
interest.
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What was the Dam called? What river was it built on?
Grand coulee, Columbia.
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what was the Sedition act
it made it illegal to write anything disloyal or abusive about war effort.
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companies worst when it came to controlling business.
When the workers went on strike, or when a war ended.
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Municipal league
organizations that advocate for cities and towns, and provide them with technical assistance, research, training, and information.
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Purpose of progressive Movement.
Progressives were interested in establishing a more transparent and accountable government