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Development of industries in a country.
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Being in favor of the immigrants or Native Americans.
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First inexpensive industrial process for the making of steel.
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A house or block of apartments, rooms forming seperation within residence.
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Pioneer crusader for the women's suffrage act. Founder and president of the National American Women Suffrage Association.
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Leader of the American steel industry. Also industrialist and philanthropist for America.
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Work stoppage caused by the mass refusal of employees to work.
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An organized association of workers.
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Christian faith practiced as a social reform.
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Inventor of AT&T company.
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Founder of the American Federation of Labor and served as a President.
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A rally happened after a bomb was thrown at the cops.
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Regulating the railroad industry.
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Co-founder of the first social settlement house in America known as the "Hull House". Also first woman to receive the Nobel peace prize.
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House for the 12 million European immigrants, founded of Jane Addams and Ellen Gates Starr.
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African American journalist, abolitionist and feminist who led the anti-lynching crusade in US.
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Political administrator in control of a small organization.
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American newspaper reporter. Shocked people with his factual evidence.
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A person who has become rich through ruthless business practices. Increased public support within the Sherman Antitrust Act.
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Rich people being seperated from modern society.
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First act to outlaw monopolistic business practices to gain trust.
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Lawyer and politician who who advocated free silver. Also was a teacher in a Tennessee high school. Unsuccessfully ran for President.
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A migration by 100,000 prospectors to the Klondike region.
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Three powers to enable voters to remove an elected official from office.
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Once governor, Then later president shortly after. Leader of the grup "Rough Riders" in the Spanish-American war.
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An era of rapid economic growth in the North and West.
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US writer arguing for social reform.
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Someone talking about the corruption of the political and business leaders.
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Preventing misbranded or poisonous food or drugs.
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Using financial power to extend international influence.
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Allows congress to levy on income from any source without breaking any state rules in the process.
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Providing a safer financial system.
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The popular election of the US Senators by the people of the states.
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Lawyer who worked as a defense counsel in cases in crazy criminals that got him promoted to the American legal history.
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Candidate for US congress. Speech denouncing America lead to his second arrest. Under the Sedition Act, he was sentenced 10 years.
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Stopping the sale or transportation of alcohol.
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Gave women the right to vote.
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Bribing President Warren G. Harding .
