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Anybody deemed or thought of publishing false information against the government was fined or imprisoned.
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Gave children care, practical and cultural education.
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Is an American white supremacist group, where their primary target was African American
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It was founded by Washington and was the first higher set learning for African Americans.
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Prohibit all immigration of Chinese.
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Railroads were the first industry under federal regulation.
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A federal act to outlaw monopolistic business.
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A female journalist, that founded the American Magazine in 1906. Wrote a lot of articles about a bunch of controversial issues that was going on.
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The decision if the "separate but equal" is constitutional.
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Czolgosz thought he was the head of a corrupt.
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American miners in the anthracite coalfields struck for higher wages, shorter workdays, and recognition for their union.
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Was a civil right group over by Niagara falls.
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It exposed working conditions in meat-packing businesses.
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Illegal to misbrand meat
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First legal protection of cultural and natural resources.
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Did not allow the sale of misbranded food and drugs
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Oregon law that would limit workday for female wage earners to ten hours.
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Was the 31st Presidental election, where, William Howard Taft won the election.
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America's old and largest civil rights organization.
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Was one fo the big five organizations that were for civil rights.
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It opened people eyes to the poor working conditions in factories and other places of work.
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The US needs to have two senators from each state.
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Conservation of natural resources, control of corporations, and consumer protection.
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The Congress shall have the power to lay and collect taxes on incomes, from whatever source derived, without apportionment among the several States, and without regard to any census or enumeration.
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Was founded to help workers by making standers for safety, wages, hours, and benefits.
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Was when a federal income tax was re-established and lower tariff rates.
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Was made to create economic stability in the United States.
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Used a lot in WW1 and some of WW2 they were semi-permanent places that were held and would move from trench to trench for cover.
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Was to stop unfair practices in the marketplace.
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To stop unfair competition in commerce
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Defines acts of price-fixing and monopolies. And upholds various act of labor.
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In 1831, the slave community uprose in the American South. Rebel against prejudice and oppression.
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The sinking of the Lusitania was what enraged America and sent us into WW1.
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Was born into slavery, became an African American intellectual of the 19th century. He found the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute.
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Was the 33rd election, with the winner being, Woodrow Wilson.
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Was useful in helping to commence the entrance of America into the war.
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April 2, Wilson asked Congress for permission for America to go into war.
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Prohibited individuals from expressing or publishing opinions that could injure the U.S by helping the enemy.
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Thought the Keating-Owen Act was not a regulation of Commerce.
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Was Wilsons vision for the end of WW1 so that the same thing wouldn't happen again.
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Was a ceasefire agreement with Germany at Rethondes, France.
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Woodrow Wilson suffered a stroke the incapacitated him for the rest of his presidency.
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Was called to establish the term of peace with Germany after WW1
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Banning transportation of intoxicating liquors.
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The Senate rejected it because Wilson failed to put in the senate's considerations.
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Was an international group to solve disputes between countries before they erupted.
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Exposed institutions and leader as corrupted. 1890-1920s
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The right to vote shall not be denied.
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Was a sociologist, socialist, historian, civil rights activist, Pan-Africanist, author, writer, and editor. He was one of the founders of the NAACP.
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Sate and local laws that 100 percent and enforced segregation by race.
