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fully black institute -
Immigration Suspension to the United States -
granted the U.S. Congress to have the power to regulate railroad rates -
educated women to share all kinds of knowledge -
ruled that free competition among those engaged in commerce -
The court ruled that racial segregation laws did not violate the U.S. constitution as long as everything was equal lasted 1 month
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American writers exposing the writing -
President McKinley was assassinated -
Where on strike for higher wages, shorter workdays, and recognition of their union -
book exposing the Standard oil company -
a novel that portrays the harsh lives of immigrants in Chicago -
consumer protection laws that led to the creation of the FDA -
prohibited the sale of adulterated or misbranded livestock and derived products as food -
three major goals: conservation of natural resources, control of corporations, and consumer protection -
Protection and creation of National parks -
Taft won residency over William Jennings Bryan -
women were provided by the state for fewer work hours than men
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income tax without appointing it by the states -
civil rights organization for African Americans -
organization of black rights activists which demanded political, civil, and social rights for African Americans -
Organization for African American economic and social justice -
the deadliest industrial disaster to happen in NYC -
beat Taft and Roosevelt -
the department responsible for occupational safety and health -
Created the federal reserve system -
reduced duties on imports -
2 senators will be chosen by the people for each state instead of legislature -
branch of government that main mission is to promote consumer protection -
outlawed unfair methods of competition -
added further substance U.S antitrust law regime -
fighting a war in tranches -
adviser to many presidents between 1880 and 1915 and was a dominant leader of the African American community
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civil rights activist and pan-Africanist
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A racist movie about the KKK -
a group that organized and directed violence towards the White and Black Rebublican leaders -
segregation laws -
The UK-registered ocean liner was torpedoed by imperial German
Nazy U-boat -
Willson asks to send troops into battle during WWI -
a secret diplomatic communication issued from the German Foreign Office -
stopped from obtaining information, recording pictures, or copying descriptions -
struck down the law regarding child labor
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reduced the freedom of speech rights of the U.S. citizen -
end of WWI -
outlining his vision on ending WWI without further configuration from occurring again -
started the prohibition of alcohol in the U.S. -
conference to establish peace after WWI -
established the League of Nations -
Wilson is paralyzed because of a stroke -
women right to vote -
first-ever intergovernmental organization to try to keep world peace
