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Alexander Graham Bell created the telephone
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first official World's Fair to celebrate the 100th celebration of the signing of the declaration of independence
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aka Custer's Last Stand
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Colorado becomes the 38th state
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This resulted in the government pulling the last troops out of the south and ended the Reconstruction era.
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part of the American Indian Wars
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Thomas Edison created the light bulb
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It was created to regulate railroads, to eliminate race discrimination, and to regulate common carriers, such as telephone companies and bus lines.
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Enacted by the 49th US Congress. It allowed the president to survey Native American tribal land and to divide it into allotments for Native Americans.
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Its goal was to diffuse and increase geographic knowledge. It was one of the largest non profit organizations.
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North Dakota was admitted to the union
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South Dakota was admitted to the union
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Montana was admitted to the union
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Washington was admitted to the union
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Tried to prevent the artificial raising of prices by restriction of trade or supply, but many people said it harmed society.
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Idaho was admitted to the union as the 43rd state
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Wyoming was admitted to the union
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passed in the request of farmers and miners
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enacted to protect domestic industries from foreign competition by raising the average duty on imports to almost 50%
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part of the Ghost Dance War and the Sioux Wars, happened near Wounded Knee creek, between 250 and 300 women, men, and children were killed
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diplomatic incident that took place between Chile and the US, triggered by the stabbing of two US Navy men from USS Baltimore
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aka homestead massacre, an industrial lockout and strike, goal was a 'no wage decrease', one of the most violent disputes in US labor history
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economic depression in US, influenced the economy greatly, stocks declined, 500 banks closed, farms shut down, unemployment number increased
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turning point for US labor law, 4,00 employees stroke because of reduction in wages
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Utah became the 45th state admitted to the union
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raised tariffs in the US, was effective for 12 years, one of the longest and highest tarriffs
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exploded in Havana Harbor during the Cuban Revolt against Spain and became a major political issue in the US
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enacted by the 55th state congress, put into law by President McKinley, help Cuba gain independence and give control to its island people
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helped against annexation of the Philippines, supported imperialism was a violation to the fundamental principle
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passed by congress, aim was to annex the independent republic of Hawaii
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signed by Spain and the US, ended the Spanish-American War, helped the US become a world power, effective since April 11 1899
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established to allow for a system of trade in China open to all countries, was a principle but was never signed as a law
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signed by President McKinley to define and fix standards of value, maintain the parity of all forms of money, and to refund public debt