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Political group where an authoritative boss commands the support of a corps of business.
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Creating industries in a country. Transition to new manufacturing processes.
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Opposing European colonialism. President James Monroe stated the doctrine in his 7th annual State of the Union Address to Congress.
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Assigned by Andrew Jackson. Approval for settling over Indian territory.
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Rise of urban cities since 80% of the population lived in rural areas.
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Belief that the United States was destined to expand from East to West. This included the removal of Native Americans and war with Mexico.
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Manufacturing steel inexpensively. Lead to the development of the Bessemer converter.
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Encouraged Western migration by providing free land.
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Belief in the rights of common people.
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Protest against social problems raised by rapid industrialization. And increased immigration.
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Provided a 10 year moratorium on Chinese labor immigration.
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Setback in the Labor Movement in America. Fighting for rights to an 8 hour workday.
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This policy broke up Native American reservations. But it allowed for them to adapt to white culture and will bee granted farming land.
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Was one of the wealthiest men in the 19th century. Made his own business in America, and became successful.
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Anti immigrant position. belief that those born in America deserve more rights than immigrants.
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Advancements in science, technology, and economy.
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Citizens can have elected officials removed from office before their term has ended.
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Was part of an anti-lynching group during the 1890s. Founded groups for African American justice.
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President of the Woman Suffrage Movement. Work helped with the 19th amendment.
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Organized the railway union that had a strike against the Pullman Company of Chicago.
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Style of newspaper that reported what emphasized sensationalism over facts.
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Gold was found in Rabbit Creek, Canada. Gold was everywhere making many men wealthy.
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Three powers made to enable the voters to remove an elected official from office.
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Was the 26th president of the United States. Was known as the 'Trust Buster' for his efforts to break up industrial combinations.
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Refers to journalist who expose leaders. They mostly had large audiences.
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Wrote the book 'The Jungle'. The book described the mistreatment and abuse of animals.
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Prevented the manufacture and selling of any impurities in food or medicine.
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The congress can lay and collect taxes on incomes.
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American foreign policy to go to Latin America and East Asia by using it's economic power.
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Served the Wilson's secretary until 1914. Campaigned for prohibition, peace, and suffrage.
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Act of congress that established the Federal Reserve System. Also created the authority to issue Federal Reserve Notes.
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Senate of US will be composed of 2 senators from each state. Only elected by the people.
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The manufacture and transportation of liquor was prohibited.
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Period of greed. Mostly thought of the era of corruption.
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Presidential administration corruption was exposed to the people. Caused the first ever US cabinet official to serve time in jail for committing a crime in office.
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Every citizen has the right to vote. No matter the race, religion, or sex
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A high school teacher was accused of teaching evolutionary theory which was a violation of Tennessee State Law. (Clarence was a lawyer)
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American Dream: Promise of success for those who work hard in the land of the free and home of the brave.
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Businessmen who did anything in order to get rich
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Second woman to receive the Peace Prize. She also founded the Women's International Leauge for Peace and Freedom.
