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  put limits on the freedom of speech amendment includes making fake news and causing harm.
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  racist clan started in 1865 and in every southern state by 1870
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  laws in the south that enforced segregation in the south.
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  a law that did not allow Chinese people to immigrate to America.
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  the government started to regulate railroads to stop its monopoly from growing.
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  the journalist that went undercover to see if a company was doing illegal activities to expose them.
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  this law put an end to the monopoly
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  the supreme court decision to keep schools segregated but equal.
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  William McKinley was assassinated in buffalo new york
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  mineworkers stopped working and protested for better wages, standards, shorter workdays, and recognition of their union.
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  civil rights group created in 1905 to create political and social change.
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  first consumer protection law later became FDA
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  the act that makes it illegal to mislabel meats as other meats
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  a book about how immigrants where exploited
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  signed by teddy to further protect cultural and natural resources.
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  lowered women hours to 10 in factories and laundries
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  Taft wins the presidential election to beat Byran Jennings.
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  allows the government to take taxes on income without talking to going through the states.
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  civil rights organization to help African Americans out
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  civil movement in NYC that advocated for social and economic justice for African Americans
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  a big laundry in manhattan caught fire kills 146 injuries 78
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  teddys plan for his big goal which included control of corporations, consumer protection, and conservation of natural resources.
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  re-enforced federal income tax to reduce tariff prices.
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  establish that the senate will be made of two senators a state and will hold their seats for 6 years.
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  federal department to keep wages, safety, and hour standards.
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  the act signed by congress to establish a steady economic system.
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  outlaws unfair methods of competition and unfair commerce acts
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  Wilson asked that people stay impartial but the tension of war was still there
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  type of warfare used during WWI because of new technology and their power.
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  defines unethical business practices
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  founded by Woodrow Wilson to make enforce civil antitrust laws and protect consumers.
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  drama movie based off the novel clansman
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  us passenger ship sunk american citizens killed.
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  Woodrow Wilson beats supreme court justice chares Evan Hughes.
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  telegram from Germany to mexico. Germany wants to aid mexico to take american territory.
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  made it illegal to relay information that would interfere with us armed forces
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  court declares child labor unconstitutional
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  Woodrow Wilson fourteen points of peace that he wanted from the treaty of Versailles
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  prohibition starts which bans all alcohol.
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  holiday for former solders now veterans day
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  meeting where all the nations from wwi met and discussed the peace terms after the war
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  Woodrow Wilson has a stroke that leaves him inactive for the rest of his presidency.
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  a treaty set to end the war establishing the league of nations
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  hbcu located in Alabama founded by lewis Adams, booker t Washington, and George Washington carver
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  gave women the right to vote
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  association of countries to keep the world at peace
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  the first woman to win a Nobel prize which she gets for serving the newly arrived immigrants.