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Grimke Sisters, Susan B. Anthony,Lucy Stone, Elizabeth Cady Stanton |
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Settlers can acquire ~160 acres by living for 5 years. Women can own land. |
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Seneca Falls (What happened?) |
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Women Suffrage Meeting. Declaration of Rights and Sentiments. |
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Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire (Year + What Happened) |
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Who opened first birth control clinic in US? |
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Both states choose status by popular sovereignty. Causes Bleeding Kansas |
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Battle of Little Big Horn (Who derped hardcore?) |
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Chinese Exclusion Act (Year?) |
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Gold Standard (Year switched to?) |
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Seward's Folly (Year + What happened?) |
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1867, Seward buys Alaska. |
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Add-on to Monroe Doctrine, US can act as police in Western hemisphere. 1905. |
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US-Japan. US promises not to interfere with Japanese takeover of Korea. Secret. 1908. |
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1836. Andrew Jackson. No anti-slavery talk in Congress. |
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Treasury Bill of 1840/Divorce Bill |
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Spreads money out from central bank, shuts down road building projects, sells tools. |
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Dem- Van Buren, Whig- Harrison, Liberty- James Birney. Harrison wins, dies from pneumonia. John Tyler pres. |
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1842. Officials must help retrieve runaway slaves. |
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Dem- James Polk, Whig- Henry Clay, Liberty- James Birney. Polk wins. |
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Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo |
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Ends US vs. Mexico war. $100 mill to Mexico in exchange for land above Rio Grande. |
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1853. That strip of land in southern New Mexico. |
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Dem- Lewis Cass, Whig- Zachary Taylor, Free Soil- Van Buren. Taylor wins. |
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Dem- Franklin Pierce, Whig- Winfield Scott, Free Soil- John P. Hale. Pierce wins. |
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States choose status through popular sovereignty, tougher fugitive slave act. |
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Dem- James Buchanan, Repub- John C. Freemont, Know-Nothing- Millard Fillmore. Buchanan wins. |
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Dem (North)- Douglas, Dem (South)- Breckinridge, Repub- Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln wins. |
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Emancipation Proclamation (Year?) |
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Where did the Confederacy surrender? |
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1865, Nathan Bedford Forrest. |
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1866. Full rights to all native-born US citizens (except natives) |
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1868. Unrestricted immigration from China. |
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Lib- Grant, Repub- Horace Greeley. Grant wins. |
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Repub- Hutherford B. Hayes, Dem- Samuel J. Tilden. Screwy one. |
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Over election. Hayes becomes pres. Cannot run for second term. Troops leave South. |
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Most government positions require exam to be passed |
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Repub- James Garfield, Dem- Hancock. Garfield wins, shot. VP Chester A. Arthur pres. |
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Repub- Blaine, Dem- Grover Cleveland. Cleveland wins. |
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Dem- Cleveland, Repub- Harrison. Harrison wins bc wealth backup. |
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1886. Govt cannot deal w/ interstate commerce. |
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Massacre of 3k Natives by US army |
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Repub- William McKinley, Dem- Williams Jennings Bryan. McKinley wins. |
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Open Door Policy (Year + With whom?) |
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McKinley reelected, shot. Roosevelt pres. |
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1906. Labeling for products. Bc Sinclair's "The Jungle." |
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Intercepted by US 1917. Germany wants Mexico to attack US. |
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Harding wins. Dies in office, Coolidge succeeds. |
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1929. Great Depression begins. |
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1705. One drop of black blood= slave. |
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1887. Division of Native land into plots. |
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Separate but equal is equal. |
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Certain companies, such as RR, can be regulated by states |
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US Government cannot regulate slave laws in territories. Slaves are not citizens. |
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Limited work hours for women |
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Cherokee Nation vs. Georgia |
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Cherokee Nation is a dependent nation. US is its ward. |
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Max working hours don't exist |
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