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Invention of the Telephone
Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone. -
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President Rutherford B. Hayes
He was a republican from Ohio. Hayes was the 19th president and oversaw the south's reconstruction. -
The Great Railroad Strike
The beginning of many labor related conflicts in the United States. -
Invention of the Light Bulb
Thomas Edison patented the light bulb. -
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President Chester A. Arthur
Became president after the death of Garfield. He was a republican born in Vermont. -
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President James A. Garfield
Hw was assassinated 4 months after his election. He served in the Union army during the Civil War and was a republican from Ohio. -
Assassination of President Garfield
President James A. Garfield was shot and killed by Charles J. Guiteau in Elberon, New Jersey. -
Passing of the Chinese Exclusion Act
Being the first major restriction to a immigrant group. -
Immigration Act
Denied immigrants that were poor, had mental illnesses, and were criminals -
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President Grover Cleveland
First democratic president after civil war. -
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President Benjamin Harrison
He fought in the civil war and the grandson of the 9th President of America. -
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
Linited the anti-competitive practices in businesses. -
Wounded Knew Massacre
A massacre of 300 Native Americans in the Ghost Dance War. -
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President Grover Cleveland 2nd term
Only president to serve two terms unconsecutively. -
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President William McKinley
President during the Spanish-American War and was killed in 1901. -
USS Maine Explosion
It exploded in Havana, Cuba. The explosion would inflame tensions between the United States and Spain, later led to the Spanish American War. -
The sinking of Battleship Maine
Death of 354 people after which America wanted war. -
Declaration of War on Spain
After the sinking of Battleship Maine. Was the begging of the Spanish-American War. -
Battle of Manila Bay
The first battle in the car where the U.S. defeated Spanish. -
Signing the Treaty of Paris
This treaty allowed the independence of Cuba, and gave the U.S. Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines. -
Passing of the Open Door Policy
Ensured that Western Powers could have the same access to the Chinese Market as the other large countries. -
Lacey Act
Law against shipment across state boards of species that were killed illegally.