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He was an educator and a black elite -
was an editor of The Crisis -
a black landmark that provided education to black students. -
the first law that got passed so America could stop Chinese immigrants from coming over. -
it was an act that showed the problems of railroad monopolies. they did this by setting restrictions and guidelines, so the railroad business could be better. -
a law of Congress passed that prohibits monopolies. It was mainly to have economic fairness. -
A house in Chicago that aided European immigrants. -
journalist during the Progressive era who wanted to expose corruption -
This was a Supreme Court case. The ruling was that segregation laws do not violate the Constitution. -
President William McKinley was assassinated by Leon. -
lead to labor peace -
after "The Jungle" the govt passed a law that protected consumers from bad food and bad drugs. -
a book that was meant to exploit the worker's factory conditions. -
prevented misbranded meat and meat products to make sure sanitary conditions are safe. -
the act that is the law that established sites and lands are important public resources. -
a program that reflected his 3 major tasks. conserving natural resources, control of corporations, and consumer protection. -
Roosevelt publicly announced to be president again -
an organization of colored people that discussed concerns that faced the black community. -
A factory in Manhattan that caught fire and was the deadliest industrial fire in Manhattan -
Thomas Woodrow Wilson was elected president. -
The people can vote for the senators. -
legislation that created the Federal Reserve System, introducing a central bank -
Congress can tax income without having to be based on population. -
prohibits unethical cooperation action. -
the first movie that really showed our nation and its birth. -
Giving women the right to vote. -
Prohibiting sailing and manufacturing of alcohol unauthorized across America. -
they legalized segregation and laws that hurt the black community. -
The KKK was a group that harmed and threatened the black community. They made it hard for day-to-day- life.