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McKinley wins.
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Chinese anti-foreigner uprising contested by troops from eight countries, including United States.
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The President was shot twice by a political anarchist and died from his wounds days later.
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Orville and Wilbur Wright invented the Wright Flyer and flew it for 12 seconds at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina.
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Sinclair wrote to expose meat-packing industry conditions and flaws.
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Gave the US government the authority to control railroads and view their financial records.
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48th State admitted to the Union. I’m from Tucson, so...
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Income Tax without apportioning the states based on population.
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28th President of the US
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Began being built in 1904 and was finished in 1914
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Archduke Ferdinand of Austro-Hungary is assassinated by a Serbian nationalist, leading to the rest of Europe taking sides and dragging United States into the conflict years later.
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A second uprising of the violent racist fraternity.
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U-20 fired one torpedo at the cruiser, sinking it in 18 minutes and killing hundreds of passengers, including American citizens.
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US Marines were sent to Haiti to ensure political stability.
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One of his many preaching/ministering campaigns. This included a fully paid team of musicians, custodians, and Bible teachers.
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US entered into WWI after a consistent policy of abstinence from the fighting for 3 years.
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Prohibited the production, transport, or sale of alcoholic beverages in United States
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France, Britain, Italy, Japan, and US along with other nations met at the Palace of Versailles to discuss what was to be done about Germany after the War.
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The spread of Communism and Political Anarchism triggered a series of bombings in different cities across America, prompting raids and arrests of several immigrant suspects.
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Ended state of war between the Allies and Germany. Required Germany to make huge concessions to the countries damaged in the fighting.
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Gave women the right to vote
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KDKA of Pittsburg began broadcasting, including results to the Harding-Cox election in 1920
