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When the colonist spread it's borders to East to West.
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The Homestead act was passed which gave land to settlers with little cost.
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Gold was found in Alaska which alot of people came over there to become rich.
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A movement began to give Woman the right to vote.
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Americans went through several changes such as more innovation, labor conditions, politics, cultural changes, and immigrations.
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Industry began to grow along with the population of immigrants.
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Wiliam M. Tweed ran a Political Machines to control the New Yorks' government, this was important because he stole $200.
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Andrew Carnegie became a leader of the steel industry
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Susan B. Anthony arranged congress which created an amendment that gives women sufferage.
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Immigration event began, Immigrants crossover to the U.S. for a better life.
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A religious movement that made an effort to reform society from cheap labor, child labor, poverty, and poor living conditions by fighting for legislation.
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Immigrants crossover to the U.S. for a better life.
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Policy that protect the interests of native inabitants against immigratns. It began when the Catholic immigrant was viewed as "foreign invasion".
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A movement that improves civil service in methods of appointment, rule of conduct, and more.
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William Jennings Bryan ontribute to "the free Silver Movement" by backing U.S. dollors with silver.
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A riot from the labor protest and the police in Chicago.
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It shrank the natives' reservation and also tries to Americanize the natives.
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Jane Addam founded the "Hull House" along with Ellen Gates Starr.
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The act was created in May 30th,1830 and the entire effect took place after the "Wounded knee" war when the natives lost it's last war.
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Eugene Debbs started the American Railway Union and Leaded the Pullman Strike.
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Clarence Darrow represented Eugene V. Debs during the Pullman strike.
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Ida B. Wells became a Journalist and led the anti-lynching crusade for the African-American. She also founded the National Association of Colored Women.
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This movement began when "reformed-minded" Journalist write popular magazines, this movement ends at WWI by boycott, dirty tricks, and "patriotism"
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Teddy Roosevelt became president
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United states made an effort that allow them to have loans made from other countries.
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Upton sinclair was born who later was famous for his liturature works such as "the jungle", "The jungle" is actually about the lives of immigratns in the U.S. in Chicago and other cities similar to it.
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It bans mislable of foods and drugs from other countries.
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It's when citizens is able to make an iniative to say if the law is good, place a bill they want to pass on the ballot, and wants to remove a law via petition.
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Aka progressive "bull Moose" it is the third group of the political party system and a non-succesful one when it comes to elections.
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allow people of each state to vote for the U.S. senators
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It allowed congress to collect taxes
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It legally allows specific authorities to create U.S. dollars.
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This amendment made alcohol illigal.
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They were based on the people dissatisfaction with government and its inablility to deal effectively on telling problems. They then make movements such as women's sufferage, secrets ballots, direct election of U.S.
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This granted woman rights.
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Secretary Albert Bacon Fall granted rights of the Tea Pot Dome reserve to several oil company. The return was large cash.
