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After the Civil War, the United States began rebuilding in the South.
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Began as a peaceful rally at Haymarket Square in Chicago. It supported workers striking for an eight-hour day. A bomb was thrown at a squad of police and ended with several workers killed and dozens more injured.
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This Act regulated railroads and protected farmers from fees that it judged excessive. The US Congress designated rail a common-carrier service.
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President of the United States divided Native American land into allotments for individual Native Americans.
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By the urging of President William McKinley, Hawaii was annexed by the United States.