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- wages
- working conditions
- working hours
- discrimination
- monopolies
- no insurance
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- Great Strike of 1877: Railroad (against wages and working conditions)
- Riots in Baltimore, Pitt., and Chicago
- The New Upheaval of 1886 (wanted an 8 hour work day)
- Producerism (wanted but did not get)
- Haymarket Strike in Chicago (workers accused of being communist)
- Pullman Experiment, created workers (went on strike but failed)
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- Sufferage (19th amendment)
- Birth Control (not in control, should be voluntary, Mary Sanger comes into play)
- Covertury (once married, all their rights went to their spouse)
- Men went to war, and all the sudden women could work (unions)
- Domestic violence related to alcohol
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- Elizabeth Cady Stanton changed the declaration to all men and women...
- Women rode bikes everywhere without men at their side
- Marches in Washington, and silent sentinals outside of the white house
- Charleston (danced formed that didn't need a male)
- Flapper girl (most dramatic)
- Prohibition
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- Unfair wages
- Sharecropping (Black - KKK)
- Producerism (railroads)
- Crop Lien System
- Brainless Scarecrow
- Social Darwinism (farmer = less of a person)
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- Farmers Alliance
- People's Populist Party
- Unions
- Push/Pull Factors (not a farmer, become a worker)
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Challenges of African Americans |
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- slavery (13th amendment)
- black codes (limited rights, 14th and 15th amendment)
- Plessyvs. Fergison
- Jim Crow Laws (denied basic rights)
- Sharecropping (Knights of Labor)
- KKK
- No political representation
- segregation
- grandfather clause
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Resistance of African Americans |
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- 13th amendment (slavery)
- 14th and 15th amendment (black codes)
- Jack Johnson (first heavy weight champion)
- W.E.B. Du Bois (NAACP - rights now)
- Booker T. Washington (equal rights but seperate)
- Migrated north
- Knights of Labor (8 hour work day, sharecropping)
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- work pace (bad conditions, disease)
- high food prices
- discrimination (John L. Sullivan, Irish)
- chinese exclusion act; national orgins act
- WWI (anti-German sentiment)
- Engenics
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- Joined unions
- Went on strike
- Fought discrimination (John L. Sullivan wouldn't fight blacks)
- Progressive movement
- Join war front
- 1919 strike waves
- Etnnic enclaves (pride, little italy)
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Reasons Given for Spanish-American War, Philipino-American War, and WWI |
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- spread democracy
- "remember the maine"
- Lusitania
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Actual Reasons for Spanish-American War, Philipino-American War, and WWI |
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- imperialism
- new markets
- fighting for manhood
- yellow journalism
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Results of Spanish-American War, Philipino-American War, and WWI |
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- colonialism
- military segregation
- h2o touture
- more opportunities for work
- treaty of versailles
- league of nations
- patriotism
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