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he was an escaped slave, educator and adviser to many presidents -
he was the first black american to earn a phd from Harvard university, and was the NAACP's director of publicity and research -
state and local laws which started in the south the late 19th and early 20th century that enforced segregation throughout the country -
provided students with academic and vocational training -
it was passed by congress and president Arthur, which put a 10 year ban on Chinese immigrating to the U.S after they helped build the railroads -
addressed the problem of monopolies by setting guidelines for how the business has to go. political groups from all regions supported this -
this was a safe space for educated women to share basic skills and knowledge with poor people around the neighborhood -
law that congress passed to prohibit trusts, monopolies, and cartels -
The U.S Supreme court ruled that separate buildings were constitutional. This held segregation over the next century -
this was Teddy Roosevelt's legislative program which meant that workers and bosses would get treated equally after the coal strike -
died from bullet wounds from Leon Czolgosz. he shot him during one of his public appearances in Buffalo, NY -
the purpose was to expose working conditions in different industries especially the meat packing industry. which led to new food and safety laws -
provided legal protection for cultural and natural resources of historic or interests in federal land -
After "The Jungle" the government passed a law that protected from bad food and drugs. -
to prevent bad meat products from being sold as food and proper sanitary precautions are put in place -
the nation's largest and recognized civil rights organization born -
journalists of the progressive era who wanted to expose corruption and in big business and government -
this was leading to the transformation of the labor code of New York State and to the adoption of fire safety measures -
he won the presidents election of 1920 -
he won the 1912 election against taft and roosevelt, and became the first Southerner to do it since the 1800's -
congress has power to to collect taxes on incomes -
allowed voters to cast direct votes -
legislation in the united states that created the federal reserve system -
defines unethical business practices like monopolies -
the screenplay is from Thomas Dixon book in 1905 and the play The Clansman -
stops the transportation of intoxicating liquors -
this is an american white supremacist terrorist hate group towards those of color and first started in the 1900's but began to become more popular as the Presidents changed over the years -
gave women the right to vote -
rivalry for control of the industry led to over expansion and strengthened labor leaders and businessmen who wanted peace