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It was a period of social and economic reforms for the U.S as we were expanding and developing west. We started advancing in technology creating factories to help support the growing population.
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manufacturing, selling, or transporting intoxicating liquors importation or exportation of the United States is prohibited
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The right to vote can not be taken away regardless of sex.
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Policy of protecting original inhabitants of the country for example the american indians who were here and had settled the land before we had even made it to the americas.
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signed into law by Andrew Jackson and authorized rights to distribute unsettled lands west of Mississippi in exchange of indian lands within existing state borders some went peacefully and some resisted the policy
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A belief by United states settlers that they were meant to expand from coast to coast.
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She was active in temperance and eventually got into women rights movement because women weren't allowed to speak in temperance rallies and would soon dedicate he life to women suffrage
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encouraged western immigration and said that for a certain price and improvement of the land for five years would receive ownership of the land which caused a western expansion.
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group of politics who have a boss that support corps of businesses usually campaign workers and receive rewards for their work.
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era that was riddled with corruption but was covered up which is how Mark Twain described it as the gilded age. The government of this time hid a lot of stuff but was overshadowed by the expansion of the west.
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was the movement from rural to more developing areas to improve living.
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Populism supporters are generally the public while Progressivism is supported more by rich powerful politicians
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States that government positions should be rewarded on a merit basis rather than decided by political affiliation
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He was an american union leader and helped found Industrial works of the world or IWW. He was also considered a candidate five times for President of the United States.
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aftermath of a bombing that took place in Haymarket square in Chicago at a labor demonstration.
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allowed the President of the United States to survey american indian land and split it up for individual indians.The land was so small that they were unable to sustain the land for agricultural use and they simply were just to poor to maintain the land.
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He led the expansion of the american steel industry in the 19th century. He also became one of the leading Philanthropist In the U.S and for the British empire.
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He was an american orator and politician in which he emerged as a dominant force in the democratic party. He served in the U.S House of Representatives and also was the United States Secretary of state.
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the immigration of about 100,000 people to the klondike region in Yukon, Northern Canada where gold was discovered by local miners and also occurred in San Francisco and Seattle the following year
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three powers reserved to enable voters by petition to propose, repeal , or remove an elected official from office
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Immigrants believed that america offered something no other country did a fresh start with a chance to begin their lives with new opportunities.
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He was very involved as a american statesman, author, soldier, explorer and naturalist which led to him being elected as the 26th president of the U.S. He was involved in many political positions throughout his career as a politician.
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Prevented manufacture, sale, or transportation of cheapened or misbranded foods, drugs, medicines, and liquors.
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one who inquires and published scandals as well as allegations of corruption among government leaders and politicians. Rosevelt put it as someone who rakes muck to earn worldly gain by getting dirt on people and portraying it as the truth.
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She was a lead in the civil rights movement and was on of the founders of National Association for the Advancement of Colored people.
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form of foreign policy to further its aims at latin america and East Asia through use of economic power to guarantee loans.
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Established popular election of United States Senators by the people of the states.
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Established a form of economic stability through the introduction of Central Bank which was in charge of monetary policy
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allows congress to levy an income tax without apportioning it to the states also exempts income tax from constitution requirements regarding direct taxes, after income taxes on rents, dividends, and interest were ruled to be direct taxes in the case of Pollock V Farmers' Loan trust CO.
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Womens suffrage was concerning their voting rights which were limited and also had other rights that were not given to them simply for the fact that they were women.
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It was a bribery the began during the leadership of President Harding and by order control of the naval oil reserves at Teapot dome was transferred from the Navy dept. to the interior dept.
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He was a lawyer and leading member of the American Civil Liberties Union and an advocate for an economic reform.
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She won a nobel peace prize as she was a pioneer social works and a feminist. She served for sixteen years as a state senator and fought as an officer in the civil war.
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contending for any votes that the major two rivals are not able to get and also can draw attention to important issues that maybe the first two parties didn't address.
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He was an american writer and was famous and well known the first half of the twentieth century which won him the pulitzer prize for friction. He is most recognized for the novel "The Jungle" which covered labor and sanitary conditions in the american meat packing industry.
