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The United States Military [700 men] massacred Arapaho and Cheyenne Indian and their peaceful villages. Caused a political change: the government discussed more about federal Indian policy.
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Caused economic change in this time period. Was a group of skilled laborers that quickly became one of the most powerful unions in the United States. Higher Wages and shorter workdays were suggested by members.
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A group that increased economic and political power of farmers. Opposed monopolies and would later join into other labor movements leading into the progressive era.
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The belief that your social class and society was decided by natural selection. Affected both social and economic aspects In this time period. Allowed the basis for the belief in a lassie faire capitalist economy.
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Was an economic struggle with banks overloading and markets/ business went bankrupt. Debtors wanted greenbacks and creditors wanted hard money because it was worth more.
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This union advocated for the prohibition of alcohol in search of a "pure world". This movement sent missionaries around the world spreading the idea of temperance. This had an effect on the alcohol sales and spread more ideals of what the world should do,
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This strike happened because workers waged were reduced. This affected the economy because the railroad workers wouldn't allow for the passing of the trains which could have been carrying imported goods. Militias were sent to break up the strikes.
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This was a civil reform. Allowed for an economic change because jobs were now given on a merit bases and not on class. Created civil service commission. Prohibited from making political contributions.
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Booker T Washington led this school it trained African Americans on how to be economically independent. This improved social and would later help the economy by having more educated people on how the economy work.
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Restricted immigrants coming to the US. Put into place to pacify economic concerns.This is because Chinese would work for lower wages and may take away peoples jobs. Also at this time socially whites wanted "racial purity"
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Railroad was the first major business combining labor, markets and technology. Divided country into time zones railroad time began.
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Supreme Court decision that prohibited states from regulating railroads because interstate commerce is controlled by congress. Overturned Munn v. Illinois. Lead to the creation of interstate commerce commission.
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The riot was because of the extreme tensions between laborers and wealthy business owners. A social effect because of the protest the killings of 2 workers. There was a bomb explosion that killed policemen. Blamed on radicalism and resulted in the ending of the knights of labor.
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A social act between Native Americans and congress. Broke up land reservations and gave some to Native Americans. The extra land reservations were sold to settlers.
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A focus on heavy industries like oil. Electricity was introduced which allowed for factories and machinery to work efficiently which allowed for an increase in the economy. Growth of cities and mining. Shifted industrial instead of agricultural.
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economic. An act that tried to limit the monopolies to create a system that wouldn't restrict trade. Showed a political shift from a lassie faire capitalist ideals.
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Was a political activist group wanted for women to have the right to vote. Important in ratifying the nineteenth amendment.
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Allowed the president to allot land for forests and parks.In hope of preserving some natural resources. Made big business see the effect it has on the earth.
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A wage reduction that led to increased tensions between labor unions and railroads. President sent troops to break up the strike which started a political debate on if the president had the power to do this. Eugene Debs was the leader of this strike and soon later lead to the American socialist party.
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Supreme Court that established "separate but equally" and provided a justification for the increase in segregation in America. There were economic and political restraints. Supported Jim Crow laws.
