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13th 14th 15th Amendments |
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When: Reconstruction Period
15th-1870
14th-1868
13th-1865
13th: Secured the end of Slavery (Delaware Kentucky Missouri still had slavery)
1. Emancipation Proclamation
a. Freedom of Slaves
14th: Equal Voting Rights
15th: Citizenship to all Americans |
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FDR Supply Troops
(US help England with Military Materials) |
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Individualistic Democracy
Created the idea of the "American Hero".
-Tough
-Learned skills from Native Americans
-Alone (Parents dead)
-in tune with nature
Famous for his views of the Frontier.
Views were false because Native Americans were dead.
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Transcontinental Railroad |
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Completed in 1869
Import and Export luxuries in and out of the states. |
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Blacks migrated from the South to the North |
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Added to the Cuban Constitution
Took rights away from Cuban citizens.
Granted more rights to the US government.
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When the different social classes were created, it showed very clearly who were in which class (neighborhoods).
"If the rich are rich, they deserve to be rich, hence the neighborhoods" |
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The act of modernizing everything. |
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Espionage and Sedition Acts |
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Created by Woodrow Wilson
In response to Red Scare.
Limited rights to free speech.
Killed all who held information from government.
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President during the Submarine Warfare
Wanted to stay neutral. |
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Formed after the Great Migration.
Made people go to clubs.
Women started to party (rebellion).
New |
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Laissez-Faire Capitalism
vs.
The SEC |
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SEC: Created by the New Deal. Helped prevent cheating of the stock market.
Laissez-Faire Capitalism: Believed that we should let the market do whatever it is going to do. Do not tamper with its course of action. |
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Queen of Hawaii when US took HI and annexed it
Did not do anything when the US took over and annexed HI. |
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Fought against civilian problems
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Terrible housing where the immigrants lived during the Progressive Era (1890).
Spread disease.
Stores built under them.
page 162 |
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1917-1920
President: Woodrow Wilson
Accused civilians of being communists. |
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Trial about whether Evolution should be taught in the school system or not.
(1925) |
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WW1(1914)
Using submarines during war was a new idea. Used to take over boat, but now submarine warfare just killed everyone on the boats. |
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Glass-Steagall Act: Created the FDIC and insured that if something were to happen, you would be guaranteed up to $5000 of your savings.
Civilian Conservation Corp: Created many more jobs. 2/3 of the money they made while helping the environment went to their families.
Securities Act: Insured that there was to be no cheating of the stock market, and all the information was known by all at the same time.
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Woodrow Wilson
WW1
The idea that said each country should stay put, and not intervene with other countries. |
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