| A | B |
| Booker T. Washington | believed in economic security for blacks |
| Plessy v. Ferguson | separate but = |
| grandfather law | kept blacks, but not whites from voting |
| Jim Crow | laws to discriminate against blacks |
| WEB Dubois | for restoring immediate civil rights for blacks |
| NAACP | used lawsuits for = rights |
| Land laws in the 1870's | h had much fraud with speculators |
| Comstock Lode | silver |
| 1890 census | the frontier line could no longer be drawn |
| weakness of Plains Indians | did not unite against whites |
| Bureau of Indian Affairs | did not comprehend Indian problems/often corrupt |
| Dawes Severalty Act | law to get Indians to drop tribal customs |
| Edison and Brush | introduced electricity as light and power |
| Duryea brothers | first gas driven motor vehicle |
| Taylor | subdivide tasks on assembly line |
| Ford | he raised workers wages in factories |
| Rockefeller | said cutthroat competition was a curse |
| millionaires | most were born into wealth |
| robber baron | capitalists controlling corporations |
| AFL | aimed to achieve immediate objectives |
| Homestead | strike at Carnegie Plant |
| Pullman strike | ended as RR was used to transport mail |
| Growth in cities | led to inadequate services |
| ethnic neighborhoods | gave people a sense of belonging |
| Immigration Restriction League | wanted literacy tests |
| tenement | slum dwelling in cities |
| trolley | most popular mass transit |
| baseball | popular sport for urban factory workers |
| NCAA | organized to make football safer |
| Hearst | newspaper publisher |
| Morrill Land Act | set up college education for A&M schools |
| GOP | Republican Party |
| Pendleton Act | civil service reform |
| Blaine | ran against Cleveland in 1884 |
| Munn v. Illinois | approved state regulation of railroads |
| Coxey | wanted a public works program by govt. |
| Bryan | stumper candidate |
| Why did Bryan lose? | Democrats had a narrow platform |
| Fiske and Strong | favored Anglo supremacy |
| Arbitration in Venezuala led to | renewed friendship with Britain |
| Hawaii | agreement with them led to sugar duty free |
| 1898 | year Hawaii annexed with congressional resolution |
| Yellow Press | seen in Cuban Revolution/War |
| Cleveland response in Cuba | neutality |
| Maine | accidental explosion |
| Teller | amendment stating no annexing of Cuba |
| Spanish-American | war where more died from disease than bullets |
| Philippines | T.Roosevelt ordered it's invasion |
| McKinley | decided to annex the Philippines |
| 20 million | amount paid for Philippines |
| Barnum | circus operator |
| Garfield | assassinated 1881 |
| Cleveland | only pres. to serve 2 non-consecutive terms |
| Geronimo | Apache leader |
| Crazy Horse | fought Custer at Little Big Horn |
| Debs | Socialist leader |
| Gompers | AFL union leader |
| T.Roosevelt | rough riding president |
| Vanderbilt | industrial leader in 1800's |
| Hayes | announced early on-no 2nd term |
| Ward | mail orde company to help Grangers/farmers |
| Twain | anti-imperialist |
| McKinley's vice-pres. | Teddy Roosevelt |
| Boxer Rebellion | came about to kick out foreigners from China |