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| congressional committees and elite specialists |
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| Representative that was very powerful and popular |
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| Representative from New York who said government was all about patronage -- never drafted a bill |
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| (hands off) Economic life free of government interference |
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| tariff (tax on imports), money (gold vs. silver standard), civil service, and railroad reform |
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| railroads, schools, temperance, and race |
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| the strong will survive and the fittest move on |
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| People get stronger (wealthy) and will survive. Poverty gets rid of the weak (poor) |
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| social reformer that said progress was good but at what social cost and loss of christian values |
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| started the Hull House to help women and children |
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| wrote books asking them of business and city leaders hoping for reform |
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| give people jobs in return for votes and money to the party |
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| (self made man) had the Golden Rule Factory and became the mayor of Toledo. He tried to reform but had little success |
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| National American Woman Suffrage Association |
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| founded by Stanton and Anthony to help woman's suffrage |
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| Woman's Voting arguments (3) |
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1. Pass Self-protection laws
2. Clean up morals
3. counteract the undesirable influence of ignorant, illiterate, immoral male immigrants |
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| Two Reasons voting was up in the Gilded Age |
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1. Professional Bureaucracy
2. Party realignment |
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| 5 Areas Benjamin Harrison addressed |
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1. Pension for civil war veterans
2. Trusts
3. Tariffs
4. Money question
5. Rights for blacks |
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| Made it illegal to have restraint of trade which stops large business combinations. |
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| set higher protective tariffs |
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| Starts in Europe when the oversea buyers cut back. The Europeans aren't investing in the U.S. Crop prices fall wages drop overproduction |
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| supports a protective tariff, gold standard and had a huge support from Standard Oil. Considered first modern day president |
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