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The U.S. purchases Alaska from the Russian Empire, the U.S. Senate ratified a treaty and was signed by Pres. Johnson.
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Thomas Edison invented the light bulb to develop a practical incandescent lamp.
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Law that outlaws trusts, monopolies and cartels passed by Congress while Pres. Benjamin Harrison was in office.
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Lockout that was a strike on the conditions regarding the strikers against the private security guards.
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Around the Spanish-American war that sparked nationalism, of which had enticed the US to annex Hawaii by the plead of U.S. Pres. William McKinley.
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Law passed that banned constructions of badly vented buildings used as Tenements in New York.
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A novel that exposed the disgusting work plantations that produced food and medicine. The novel also helped with the passing of the Pure Food and Drugs act, that aided in inspections of the work places.
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The first completed act in the consumer protection laws that was enacted by the Congress. All stores who sell Foods or medication, must pass a "Pure Food and Drug" inspection.
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A devastating fire outbreak in the neighborhood of Manhattan, where thousands of women either burned or chose to fall to their deaths.
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The United States joins along side their allies during the first world war. Around 2 million American soldiers fight in the war, commanded by Major General John J.
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