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A riot began after the Dead Rabbits entered the Bowery (with a plan to raid the Bowery Boys' clubhouse. The gangs clashed outside the building, resulting in a two-day battle.
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A group of confederate veterans came together to form a group against the new federal government's acts to give more freedom to African Americans.
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Rockefeller took sour oil, oil that no one wants, and turned it into standard oil. He first made refineries to take the bad oil and turn it into profitable and good oil.
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Alexander Bell received the patent for his brand-new invention, the telephone. This device would allow people to speak to each other through long distances
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The federal government stripped the land away from the Native Americans. This led to a land rush to Oklahoma. This resulted in rapid population growth in the state.
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Ellis Island was the first federal immigration station. It ran for 62 years before it shut down.
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It is one of the most rememberable American fairytales. The famous movie, black and white to color, was released 39 years later.
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Teddy Roosevelt became president after McKinley was sadly assassinated in 1901.
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J.P Morgan founded U.S. Steel by financing a merger between 2 major steel companies for $432 million dollars. More money than the entire U.S federal budget.
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Henry Ford patented the assembly line and then made his automobile company Ford Motors.
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Tarbell wrote a book on the history of standard oil. This led to a court case where they found Standard Oil in violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act. Standard was an illegal monopoly and the court ordered it to be broken into 34 separate companies.
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The 16th amendment allows the federal government to lay and collect taxes on incomes.
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An immigration station on the San Francisco Bay that allowed immigrants from eastern Asia to come to America.
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The 17th amendment allows the people to vote for their state's senators. Not the federal government.
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After a year of construction, the Empire State Building opens to the public. President Hoover commenced the opening ceremony.