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Hands-off (limited) government
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Protect and encouraged interventions (no interstate tax)
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Founded standard oil company in 1870. by 1880, 90% monopoly; nations first billionaire. Gave away $500 million.
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He was born to a poor Scottish family who immigrated to the U.S. He was the private secretary to the Pennsylvania railroad. He also entered the steel business.
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Canadian born and settled in St.Paul. Buil the great northern railroad.
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immigrants are people from other countries that move to the U.S. They often had a rough time in their other countries.
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Was known as the giant of finance. began as an accountant, then became a banker. Bought Carnegie steel and renamed it U.S. steel.
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buying up resources, transporting,ect.
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Merging like companies together.
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Populist party candidate, republican.
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became the wealthiest man in America. he started out the steamship then bought railroads. he transported oil.
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Was the 27 president he was also the 10 chief of justice. They had to male him his own bathtub.
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1861-1865
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slavery
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Reunite South (nation)
Rebuilding South
infrastructure
economy
Protect freedmen civil rights -
You cant treat people different, everyone no matter the race or gender is equal.
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Was president twice and was assassinated. Teddy was the vice president while he was president.
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Impeachment means to take someone out of office by voting.
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compromise of 1877
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Tax on imports/ buying American goods
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American settlement activist, reformer, social worker, sociologist, public administrator, and author. Advocate for world peace. organized Hull House
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To restore economic opportunities
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Made an act to prohibit child labor. Would improve girls and women working in factories.
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His company was called the square deal. He was a trustbuster. He was vice president to William then was president after William got assassinated.
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Someone that breaks up monopolies.
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Henery for created an assembly line to speed up production
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Women's Christian temperance movement led by the crusade of prohibition.
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a politician who strives to appeal to ordinary people who feel they're not being listened to.
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The action for forbidding something, by law
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A fair bargain or treatment. Roosevelt's program.
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Was a forester and politician. Served as the first chief until he was fired.
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Was an American writer, Investigative journalist, biographer and lecturer. She was one of the leading muchrackers.
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Danish-American social reformer, muckraking journalist and social documentary photographer. Wrote about poverty and slums in cities.
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Reform governor and congress of Wisconsin. American lawyer and politician.
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Wrote "The Jungle" Wrote over 100 books
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To change things to make them better
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Not classified as rich or poor
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Vote to remove a politician from office.
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citizens who vote yes or no on a law.
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Help two sides to compromise.
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Vote in private
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Gov agency to supervise railroads
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Efforts to protect the environment
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Law that says you have to put labels on foods
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Gov checks if meat is good or bad
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Law to limit size and power of big businesses.
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Strengthened Sherman Anti-Trust act
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Name of Woodrow Wilsonś plan to help people
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Raised the tariff to almost 50 percent
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Provided to federal income tax
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Name of Willsons political party
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Direct election of senators
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Improved Americans banking system
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Enforces laws
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Makes laws
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laws denying most legal rights to newly freed slaves
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system in which landowners provided farmers with housing and supplies in return for a portion of their crops
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The supreme law of the land
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in charge of the executive branch
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preamble,articles,amendment
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stated the United States is free from Great Britton
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first 10 amendments of the constitution. stops one branch of the gov from being too powerful
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believed people should be equal
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27 amendments
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Any progress being made
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He was a Trust buster. He raised prices on imported goods. He fired Gifford. His program was called "the new freedom." He also created the Fed reserved system.
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Union leaders, saw an uneven balance of wealth among big business, government and ordinary people and embraced socialism.
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Settlement house to help the poor
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Voters who choose candidates for elections
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Citizens place laws on the ballot.
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Gave the gov power to set railroad rates
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Journalist who expose the bad things in the U.S.
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Gov agency that watches over businesses.
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Lowered the tariff for the first time since the civil war
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Settled by TR because of abbreviation.
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President Roosevelt asked his supporters to leave the floor of the Republican national convention in Chicago
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Militarism, alliances, imperialism, and nationalism came into play after Archduke Franz Ferdinand got assassinated
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Great Briton, The U.S., France, Russia, Great Britton, and Serbia.
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A group of nations fighting against the Allied Powers during WW1. Germany, Turkey, Austria Hungary.
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The spark of WW1 was Archduke Franz Ferdinand getting assassinated.
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submarines attacked there ship. "Zimmerman telegram" intercepted by British. alliance with Mexico
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is info that is used to promote a political cause or point of view
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tanks, airplanes and gas
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Bulgaria
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a promise, a treaty, an agreement between countries
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militarism alliances imperialism nationalism
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Was a politician, lawyer, and academic who served the 28 president.
