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A $15 Million dollar purchase of land from the American's to the French -
Westward expansion
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Lasted until the mid 1840's, profits and wages went down which stalled westward expansion. -
Rapid economic growth in the northern and western united states.
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Rebuilding of the South after Slavery
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Slaves were freed in the South -
Equal rights for all -- including African American and enslaved people. -
African American MEN are able to vote. -
Native American forces defeat U.S. troops. -
A riot that occurred in Chicago after someone threw a bomb at the police due to a protest on working conditions. -
Grouping Native American's on reservations. -
Focuses on social reform and progress.
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A massacre of over three hundred Lakota people by the U.S. Army. -
Andrew Carnegie began to grow his world dominating steel industry. -
Due to American's lowering their price on sugar, Hawaiians were angry that their economy were depleted and overthrew their own queen so the US could take over. -
Ruled segregation is legal as facilities are provided for both colors. -
Supporting social and political reform.
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After America declared Cuba a free country, the Spanish got angry and declared war on the US. They never actually fought on neither US or Spanish soil. -
The US began to take land and expand their territories.
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A US navy ship that suddenly exploded and sunk off the coast of Havana with no explanation. -
Rich Italians and other wealthy people were blackmailed and extorted for their money. -
A book about the disgusting working environments during the Gilded Age. -
Court ruled that John Rockefeller had to break up his large oil empire into many mini businesses in order to stop him from making so much money. -
A fire in Manhattan, New York that killed 146 people due to unsafe working conditions. -
Although the French started, the US began to build a large canal to Panama for trading. -
All American women are now allowed to vote. -
Protests broke out against the ban on alcohol. -
Banned interstate commerce from businesses that employed children under 14 years of age.