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Right to westward expansion in the United States
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Book Written in attempt to explain the goals of Communism.
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Period that was glittering on the surface but corrupt underneath.
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Perod Following the American civil war.
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The 16th president, Abraham Lincoln, was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth in his box at Ford's theater in Washington.
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United States wanted to extend its policies beyond its bounderies.
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No state should enforce a law witch abligates the immunities or privileges of a United States Citizen.
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Gave American men the right to vote for all races, colors, and previous conditions of servitude.
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A number of tribes missed a federal deadline to move to reservations so the United States Army was dispatched to go confront them. When they arrived the United states 7th calvary was overpowered marked the most decisive Native American victory and the worst U.S. Army defeat.
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100,000 workers went on strike after their wages were cut for the third time that year and working conditions didn't improve.
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Regulated land rights on tribal territories within the United States.
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Social and political reform movement that brought major changes to government and American politics.
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Slaughter of 150-300 Lakota Indians by the United States Army troops in the Wounded Knee Creek.
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A steel-producing company primarily created by Andrew Carnegie.
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Lead by Teddy Roosevelt the muckrakers were reform-minded journalists during the Progressivism Era who exposed established institutions and leaders as corrupt.
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The queen was overthrown by American business men and sugar planters. This later caused Hawaiian to become part of American territory.
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The case started when Plessy, an African American, refused to sin in the train cart for black. This caused Plessy to argue his constitutional rights were broken. The supreme court argued the constitutional rights of racial segregation.
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Conflict between Spain and the United States that ended Spanish rule in the Americas and let the United States have territories in the western Pacific,
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A united states ship exploited outside the coast of Cuba because of unknown reasons.
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Exposed the disgusting and terrible working conditions in meat-packing factories.
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Break up of monopolies.
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Supreme court verses standard oil. Standard oil lost and their monopoly was broken up.
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Deadliest industrial disaster in history. There was a fire in the Triangle Shirtwaist factory that caused 146 deaths.
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Waterway connecting Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean for ships to transfer through. It was also a tradings station.
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Prohibited the sale of goods produced by factories that employed children under fourteen.
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Monopolies being eliminated by the government.
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Amendment that allowed women to vote.
