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National Farmer’s Alliance (1889)

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Benjamin Harrison

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Department of Agriculture

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Benjamin Harrison

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Oklahoma Territory opened for settlement (1889)

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Benjamin Harrison

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Brought in N. Dakota, S. Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, and Oklahoma.

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Benjamin Harrison

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Hull House (1889)

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Benjamin Harrison

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Billion Dollar Congress (1890)

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Benjamin Harrison

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McKinley Tariff [raised duties on manufactured goods] (1890)

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Benjamin Harrison

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Sherman Anti-Trust Act (1890)

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Benjamin Harrison

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United Mine Workers (1890)

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Benjamin Harrison

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Sherman Silver Purchase Act (1890)

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Benjamin Harrison

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Wounded Knee (1890)

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Benjamin Harrison

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Census declares frontier closed (1890)

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Benjamin Harrison

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Alfred Thayer Mahan -
“Influence of Sea Power on History”
(1890)

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Benjamin Harrison

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Basketball invented at Springfield, Massachusetts (1891)

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Benjamin Harrison

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Homestead Steel Strike (1892)

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Benjamin Harrison

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Populist Party organized (1892)

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Benjamin Harrison

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Columnist Exposition in Chicago (1892)

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Benjamin Harrison

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Sierra Club, John Muir (1892)

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Benjamin Harrison

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Ellis Island opened (1892)

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Benjamin Harrison

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Fredrick Jackson Turner-

“Significance of Frontier in American History” (1893

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Benjamin Harrison

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Queen Lili overthrown (1893)

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Grover Cleveland

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Stephan Crane-
“Maggie: A Girl of the Streets”
(1893)

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Grover Cleveland

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Panic of 1893 (depression last until 1897)

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Grover Cleveland

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Black Friday

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Grover Cleveland

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Repeals Sherman Silver Purchase Act (1893)

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Grover Cleveland

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Drought (1894)

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Grover Cleveland

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Wilson-Gorman Tariff (1894)

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Grover Cleveland

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Coxey’s Army (1894)

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Grover Cleveland

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Pullman Strike (1894)

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Grover Cleveland

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United States v. E. C. Knight Co. (1895)

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Grover Cleveland

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Borrowed $62 million from J. P. Morgan (1895)

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Grover Cleveland

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Coney Island opened (1895)

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Grover Cleveland

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Plessy v. Ferguson (1896)

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Grover Cleveland

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New Imperialism

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William McKinley

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Library of Congress opens (1897)

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William McKinley

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Teller Amendment (1898)

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William McKinley

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Charlotte Perkins Gilman-
“Women and Economics”
(1898)

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William McKinley

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Battleship Maine (1898)

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William McKinley

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Spanish-American War (1898)

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William McKinley

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Rough Riders (1898)

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William McKinley

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Acquisition of Hawaii (1898)

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William McKinley

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Philippines guerrilla warfare (1898-1902)

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William McKinley

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Thorstein Veblen-
“The Theory of the Leisure Class”
(1899)

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William McKinley

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Open Door Policy (1899)

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William McKinley

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Kate Chopin-
“The Awakening”
(1899)

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William McKinley

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Theodore Dreiser-
“Sister Carrie”
(1900)

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William McKinley

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Boxer Rebellion (1900)

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William McKinley

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Foraker Act [Puerto Rico] (1900)

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William McKinley

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Currency Act [places U. S. on gold standard] (1900)

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William McKinley

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Social Party (1900)

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William McKinley

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Square Deal

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Theodore Roosevelt

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“Trust Buster”

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Theodore Roosevelt

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United States Forest Service/National Parks and Nature Preserves

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Modernized Army: Great White Fleet, Army College, etc.

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Theodore Roosevelt

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United States Steel, J. P. Morgan (1901)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Platt Amendment (1901)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Anthracite Coal Strike (1902)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Philippine Government Act (1902)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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National Reclamation Act (1902)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Newland Act [conservation movement] (1902)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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W. E. B. DuBois-
“The Souls of Black Folk”
(1903)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Big Stick Policy (1903)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Hay-Bunau-Varilla Treaty (1903)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Department of Commerce and Labor (1903)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Panama Canal Begins (1903)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Wright Brothers first air flight (1903)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Lincoln Steffens-
“The Shame of the Cities”
(1904)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Ida Tarbell-
“History of the Standard Oil Company”
(1904)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Roosevelt Corollary and the Lodge Corollary added to the Monroe Doctrine (1904)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Treaty of Portsmouth- Concludes Russo-Japanese War (1905)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Industrial Workers of the World [Wobblies] (1905)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Industrial Workers of the World organized (1905)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Niagara movement established- Leads to NAACP (1905)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Receives Nobel Peace Prize

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Upton Sinclair-
“The Jungle”
(1906)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Hepburn Act (1906)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Pure Food and Drug Act and Meat Inspection Act (1906)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Walter Raushenbusch-
“Christianity and the Social Crisis”
(1907)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Great White Fleet’s world voyage (1907)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Gentlemen’s Agreement (1907)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Ford’s Model T introduced (1908)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Muller v. Oregon (1908)

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Dollar Diplomacy

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William H. Taft

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Mann-Elkins Act

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William H. Taft

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NAACP (1909)

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William H. Taft

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Payne-Aldrich Tariff (1909)

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William H. Taft

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Jane Addams-
“Twenty Years at the Hull House”
(1910)

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William H. Taft

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Ballinger-Pinchot controversy (1910)

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William H. Taft

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Angle Island opened (1910)

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William H. Taft

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Triangle Shirtwaist Fire (1911)

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William H. Taft

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Dollar Diplomacy - Nicaragua (1912)

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William H. Taft

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Supreme Court orders dissolution of Standard Oil

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William H. Taft

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Standard Oil v. New Jersey (1911)

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William H. Taft

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Progressive (Bull Moose) Party (1912)

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William H. Taft

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Moral Diplomacy

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Woodrow Wilson

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New Freedom

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Woodrow Wilson

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16th Amendment - Income Tax (1913)

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Woodrow Wilson

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17th Amendment - Direct election of senators (1913)

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Woodrow Wilson

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Underwood Tariff [reduced tariff rates]

1913

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Woodrow Wilson

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Federal Reserve Banking Act (1913)

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Woodrow Wilson

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WWI (1914-1918)

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Woodrow Wilson

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Panama Canal opened (1914)

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Woodrow Wilson

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Moral Diplomacy- Veracruz, Mexico (1914)

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Woodrow Wilson

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Federal Trade Commission Act (1914)

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Woodrow Wilson

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Clayton Antitrust Act (1914)

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Woodrow Wilson

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Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassinated (1914)

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Woodrow Wilson

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Moral Diplomacy - Haiti (1915)

A

Woodrow Wilson

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Moral Diplomacy- Dominican Republic (1915)

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Woodrow Wilson

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Lusitania sunk (1915)

A

Woodrow Wilson

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Sussex Pledge (1916)

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Woodrow Wilson

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John Dewey-
“Democracy and Education”
(1916)

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Woodrow Wilson

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Moral Diplomacy - Mexico to find Pancho Villa (1916)

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Woodrow Wilson

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Margret Sanger opens first birth control clinic in New York City (1916)

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Woodrow Wilson

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Keating-Owen Act (1916)

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Woodrow Wilson

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Time Zones implemented through nation (1916)

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Woodrow Wilson

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National Defense Act (1916)

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Woodrow Wilson

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Federal Farm Loan Act (1916)

A

Woodrow Wilson

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U. S. troops withdraw from Mexico (1917)

A

Woodrow Wilson

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Zimmerman Telegram (1917)

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Woodrow Wilson

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U. S. enters WWI (1917)

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Woodrow Wilson

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Selective Service Act (1917)

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Woodrow Wilson

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War Industries Board (1917)

A

Woodrow Wilson

122
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Committee on Public Information (1917)

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Woodrow Wilson

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Food Administration (1917)

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Woodrow Wilson

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Espionage Act (1917)

A

Woodrow Wilson

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Bolshevik Revolution (1917)

A

Woodrow Wilson

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World-wide influenza pandemic (1918)

A

Woodrow Wilson

127
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Sedition Acts (1918)

A

Woodrow Wilson

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Fourteen Points (1918)

A

Woodrow Wilson

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Armistice (1918)

A

Woodrow Wilson

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18th Amendment-Prohibition (1919)

A

Woodrow Wilson

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Volstead Act (1919)

A

Woodrow Wilson

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A. Mitchell Palmer raids/Red Scare (1919-1920)

A

Woodrow Wilson

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19th Amendment- Women Suffrage (1920)

A

Woodrow Wilson

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Treaty of Versailles with League of Nations (1919)

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Woodrow Wilson

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Schenck v. U. S. (1919)

A

Woodrow Wilson

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Senate rejects Treaty of Versailles (1920)

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Woodrow Wilson

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American Civil Liberties Union established (1920)

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Woodrow Wilson

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U. S. v. United States Steel Co. (1920)

A

Woodrow Wilson

139
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Sinclair Lewis-
“Main Street”
(1920)

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Woodrow Wilson

140
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Radio broadcasting begins (1920)

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Woodrow Wilson

141
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Normalcy

A

Warren G. Harding

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Revenue Act (1921)

A

Warren G. Harding

143
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Budget and Accounting Act (1921)

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Warren G. Harding

144
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Emergency Quota Act [quota system] (1921)

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Warren G. Harding

145
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Washington Naval Arms Conference (1921-22)

A

Warren G. Harding

146
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Five Power Treaty, Four Power Treaty

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Warren G. Harding

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Fordney-McCumber Tariff Act [higher tariffs] (1922)

A

Warren G. Harding

148
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Sinclair Lewis-
“Babbitt”
(1922)

A

Warren G. Harding

149
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Charles Forbes and the V. A. Scandal (1923)

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Warren G. Harding

150
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Teapot Dome Scandal (1923)

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Warren G. Harding

151
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Domestic policy- Laisse-fair or non-intervention

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Calvin Coolidge

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National Origins Act (1923)

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Calvin Coolidge

153
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Immigration Act (1924)

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Calvin Coolidge

154
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Scopes Trial (1925)

A

Calvin Coolidge

155
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Florida real estate boom (1925)

A

Calvin Coolidge

156
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F. Scott Fitzgerald-
“The Great Gatsby”
(1925)

A

Calvin Coolidge

157
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Theodore Dreiser-
“An American Tragedy”
(1925)

A

Calvin Coolidge

158
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Created the Federal Radio Commission (1926)

A

Calvin Coolidge

159
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U. S. troops in Nicaragua (1926)

A

Calvin Coolidge

160
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Charles A. Lindbergh begins epic flight (1927)

A

Calvin Coolidge

161
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Sacco and Vanzetti were executed (1927)

A

Calvin Coolidge

162
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“The Jazz Singer” (1927)

A

Calvin Coolidge

163
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Ford’s Model A introduced (1927)

A

Calvin Coolidge

164
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Vetoed the McNary-Haugen farm bill (1927)

A

Calvin Coolidge

165
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Kellogg Briand Pact (1928)

A

Calvin Coolidge

166
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Stock Market Crash (1929)

A

Herbert Hoover

167
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William Faulkner-
“The Sound and the Fury”
(1929)

A

Herbert Hoover

168
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Ernest Hemingway-
“A Farewell to Arms”
(1929)

A

Herbert Hoover

169
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Depression

A

Herbert Hoover

170
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Hoovervilles

A

Herbert Hoover

171
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Federal Farm Board (1929

A

Herbert Hoover

172
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Smoot-Hawley Tariff (1930)

A

Herbert Hoover

173
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Debt Moratorium

A

Herbert Hoover

174
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Emergency Committee for Employment (1931)

A

Herbert Hoover

175
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Vetoed Muscle Shoals Bill (1931)

A

Herbert Hoover

176
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Scottsboro Case (1931)

A

Herbert Hoover

177
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation (1932)

A

Herbert Hoover

178
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Bonus Marchers (1932)

A

Herbert Hoover

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