American cultures 2: Frye

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    American Cultures 2: Frye

  • Plessy V. Ferguson

    Plessy V. Ferguson

    Blacks and whites permitted under the constitution so long as both races recieve equal facilites.
  • The de Lome letter

    The de Lome letter

    McKinley as a weakling lacking integrity. It is printed in William Randolph Hearst's New York Journal.
  • Spanish-American war

    Spanish-American war

    Result of the conlfict, united states acquires Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines.
  • Spanish Fleet Defeat

    Spanish Fleet Defeat

    Commodore George Dewey's Fotilla defeats the spanish at Manilla Bay in the Phillipines, suffering only eight wounded.
  • Resolution signed

    Resolution signed

    President Mckinley signs a resolution annexing Hawaii.
  • US and 25 other nations meet at The Hague to discuss disarmament

    US and 25 other nations meet at The Hague to discuss disarmament

    Delegates from the US and 25 other nations meet at The Hague to discuss disarmament, arbitration of international disputes, protection of noncombatants, and limitations on methods of warfare.
  • Cuba authorizes the United States to maintain law and order

    Cuba authorizes the United States to maintain law and order

    Under the Platt Amendment, Cuba agreed to sell or lease the U.S. land to serve as naval stations.
  • U.S. Steel organized

    U.S. Steel organized

    Becoming the first billion dollar corporation.
  • Mckinley's 2nd Inauguration

    Mckinley's 2nd Inauguration

    Theodore Roosevelt becomes resident.
  • Mckinley shot

    Mckinley shot

    Mckinley dies after being shot on September 6th.
  • The United Mine Workers stage a strike

    The United Mine Workers stage a strike

    Strike against Anthracite coal mine operators. President Roosevelt appointed a commission to medicate the settlement.
  • Oregon becomes first state to institute

    Oregon becomes first state to institute

    People now have the initiative and referendum, through which the pople can initiate legislation.
  • Reclamation Act

    Reclamation Act

    Under the Newlands Reclamation Act, the federal government will build dams in sixteen western lands.
  • Panam Revolts

    Panam Revolts

    Panama revolts against Columbia rule, clearing the way for construction of an American canal.
  • President Theodore Roosevelt

    President Theodore Roosevelt

    Annonces the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine.
  • Supreme Court strikes

    Supreme Court strikes

    The Supreme Court strikes down a New York law that prohibited a banker from employing anyone more than 60 hours a week or 10 hours a day, ruling that it interfered with freedom of contract.
  • The Great San Francisco Earthquake

    The Great San Francisco Earthquake

    More than 400 people killed, and causes $500 million worth of damage.
  • Upton Sinclair publishes The Jungle

    Upton Sinclair publishes The Jungle

    An expose of working conditions in Chicago's meatpacking houses.
  • White Slavery

    White Slavery

    The Mann Act makes it illegal to transport women acros state lines, or bring them into the United States.
  • Outbreak of World War I

    Outbreak of World War I

    German declaration of war on russia.
  • Start of Trench Warfare

    Start of Trench Warfare

    Opening of the First Battle of the Aisne, and First Battle of the Marne.
  • Luridly Racist Film

    Luridly Racist Film

    D.W Griffith's Birth of a Nation, provides a sympathetic treatment of the Ku Klux Klan
  • Mexican Revolutionaries

    Mexican Revolutionaries

    Pancho Villa, along with 1,500 men, crosses the U.S. border to attack Columbus.
  • Zimmermann Telegram

    Zimmermann Telegram

    Proposed a German alliance with Mexico and promised Mexico recovery of lost territory in Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas.
  • Government Arrest

    Government Arrest

    IWW and Communist Party in 33 cities. 556 aliens are deported for their political beliefs, all arrested.