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Progressive Era

  • First baseball Club Formed

    First baseball Club Formed
    The first baseball club in america is formed in New York City. It is called the Knickerbocker Baseball Club. Five years later there were over 50 clubs in america!
  • Grandfather Clause for Voting Is Formed

    Grandfather Clause for Voting Is Formed
    The Grandfather Clause for voting is fomed to help white men, who failed the literacy test or could not afford the poll tax. It let white men vote if their father or grandfather was eleigible to vote before January 1, 1867.
  • The National Woman Suffrage Association is Formed

    The National Woman Suffrage Association is Formed
    Susan B. Anthony forms The National Woman Suffrage Association (NWSA) on May 15, 1869 in New York City. It was looking to see if womens rights could be supported in the Fifth Amendment,
  • Jim Crow Laws

    Jim Crow Laws
    Jim Crow Laws were passed in the 1870's and 1880's to help seperate white and black people at public events.
  • The National American Women Suffrage Association is Formed

    The National American Women Suffrage Association is Formed
  • America's First Shopping Center Opened

    America's first shopping center is opened in Cleveland, Ohio.
  • Illionois Factory Act Passed

    Illionois Factory Act Passed
    The Illinios Factory Act is passed to improve working conditions and limit working hours for women and children.
  • First Ferris Wheel is Built

    First Ferris Wheel is Built
    The first Ferris Wheel is built at the World Exposition Fair of 1983 in Chicago. The fair was to mark the 400th anniversary of the discovery of the "New World".
  • Anti-Saloon League Formed

    Anti-Saloon League Formed
    The Anti-Saloon League is formed to help stop alchol problems and make america's society better.
  • The National Association of Colored Women is Formed

    The National Association of Colored Women is Formed
  • Plessy v. Ferguson

    Plessy v. Ferguson
    This court case, challenged whether individual states, were allowed to seperate white and blacks in public places in the doctrine of "separate but equal.
  • First Statewide Primary System is Formed

    First Statewide Primary System is Formed
    Minnesota passes the first statewide primary system that required canidates to be voted onto the ballot.
  • Most Cities Had a Art Gallery

    Most Cities Had a Art Gallery
    By this time, mostly every major city in america had some sort of art gallery on display.
  • New York City Race Riot of 1900

    New York City  Race Riot of 1900
    The riot was started between a blackman and a white police officer over the fact, the blackman killed the police officer because he thought he was mistreating his wife.
  • National Child Labor Committe is Formed

    National Child Labor Committe is Formed
    The National Child Labor Committe is formed to send investigators to gather evidence of child working in harsh conditions.
  • The NAACP is Formed

    The NAACP is Formed
    The National Association for the Advancement of Colored is formed in New York City.
  • Peonage is Declared a Violation of 13th Amendment

    Peonage is Declared a Violation of 13th Amendment
    in 1911, the U.S Supreme court ruled that peonage is declared a violation of the 13th Amendment. Peonage is working for someone to repay a debt.
  • Federal Reserve Act is Established

    Federal Reserve Act is Established
    The Federal Reserve Act is Established to divide the nation into 12 districts with regional banks that could help issue paper currancy in the event of an emergency.
  • Clayton Antitrust Act of 1914

    Clayton Antitrust Act of 1914
    The Clayton Antitrust Act of 1914 is passed to limit companies from buying the stock of another company.
  • Keating-Owen Act Passed

    Keating-Owen Act Passed
    The Keating-Owen Act is passed to prohibit the transportation of goods made with child labor across state lines.