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1862-1908
1862-1908
1869 - 1877
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1877 - 1881
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Ohio Union general: opposed spoils
1881 - 1885
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took over after Garfield assassinated: spoilsman
1881
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assassinated: wanted to reduce tariff
1881
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helped to pass Pendleton (in a sort of memorial), succeeded by VP Arthur
1885 - 1889
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1889 - 1893
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1893 - 1897
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1897 - 1901
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assassinated
1862
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started by Lincoln in the Civil War, anyone who didn't go against the North could file a claim and get federal land for little or no cost
1862
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built Universities funded by the state
1878
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requiring the U.S. Treasury to buy a certain amount of silver and put it into circulation as silver dollars. Though the bill was vetoed by President Rutherford B. Hayes, the Congress overrode Hayes' veto on February 28, 1878 to enact the law.
1883
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got rid of spoils system (made jobs merit based)
1887
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authorized the President of the United States to survey Indian tribal land and divide it into allotments for individual Indians
1890
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1890
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stopped trusts and pools to keep prices down
1890 - 1893
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increased the amount of silver the government was required to purchase every month--wanted by populists bc it inflated the economy and reduced their farming debt
1893
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1894
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reduced rates from McKinley tariff
1900
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put us on the gold standard
1902
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sold parts of rivers and funded irrigation projects
1886
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limited States' rights to control interstate commerce: it led to the creation of the Interstate Commerce Commission. (ICC)
1895
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limited governments power to control businesses (overruled Sherman Antitrust Act)
1896
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"separate but equal"
1898
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miners complain of horrible conditions and ask for regulation to help improve them and court agrees
1899
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allowed segregation in schools
1905
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bakery workers want better conditions and more regulation but court ignores
1908
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women ask for protection, of course they’re just supposed to be housewives…
1869 - 1880
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first labor union; could not organize itself so it fell apart (even though it was big); rejected Socialism and followed Republicanism
1869
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the building of the railroad lead to massive deforestation in the west, but gave the opportunity for shipment of mass produced items and bananas
1873
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best way to keep cows from breaching the fence--also showed how patents existed and inventions became wide spread
1876
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baseball! people finally have time to get out of the house since no one wants to be in that overcrowded smelly room
1877
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regulated railroads to ensure fair rates
1886
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union: separated by racism and sexism
1887
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Populists: wanted more government regulation to help aid the little people
1892
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represent populist ideology
1896
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1898
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• Advocated factory efficiency on a scientific level: made it hard for workers to be up to snuff
• No more small business: factories got chaching and there’s a rising financial separation
1905
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The IWW contends that all workers should be united as a class and that the wage system should be abolished.[5] They are known for the Wobbly Shop model of workplace democracy, in which workers elect their managers[6] and other forms of grassroots democracy (self-management) are implemented.
1873 - 1879
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1877
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Nez Perce were asked to give up their ancestral land and when they didn't we kicked them out (went against the Treaty of Walla Walla in 1855)
1877
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RR cut wages
1886
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Chicago: began as a peaceful strike for workers rights until someone threw a bomb at the popo
1890
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last battle of American Indian Wars--we chased the Lakota Sioux off their land and those who were too slow were killed (women and children included)
1892
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btwn AA union and Carnegie Steel: setback for union causes
1893
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1894
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American Railway Union (Eugene Debs) mad about reduced wages in Detroit, court told them to stop and they didnt, President Cleveland told army to stop them and they did. Debs arrested and ARU dissolved
1895
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tried to get the government to employ the unemployed to build roads