american civil rights movement leader

worked for women's rights

american author/socialist

wrote about how quickly America has changed, grown, and prospered

billionaire stel manufacturer

supported higher tariffs/any law that benefits big business

ran for prez

had faith in common people

pro silver rather than gold

scientist/botanist

invented/promoted alernate crops

president

low taxes

against imperialism

took big business' side

socialist

organizers of the pullman strike against big businesses

arrested and imprisoned

sociologist

important black leader

started National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)

civil rights activist

attacked political corruption

advocated seceded states back into the union

political economist

journalist

"progressive poverty"-- questions causes of industrial depressions and increase of want with increase of wealth and tendency of wages to a minimum are examined and reconstructed

land value tax/single tax on land

argued the gap between rich and poor

native american leader/medicine man

fought against expansion

numerous escapes from capture and daring exploits

social gospel movement

support of unionization in the workplace

opposed to segregation

american labor uion leader

key figure in american labor hisotry

founded american federation of labor AFL
fought for higher wages and shorter hours

american labor and community organizer

industrial workers of the world

tried to lead tribe to safety in canada

blocked and moved to oklahoma on a reservation

progressive political activist

muckracker

exposed corruption of business/government

attorney, politician, educator, author

worked for women's rights

civil war veteran

republican

believed in high tarriffs

nationalist

master workman

led kights of labor-- largest labor organization

brought together wage earners to achieve emancipation from wage salary

support cooperatives (factories where workers collectively made decisions on prices and profits equally shared)

journalist

draw attention of millions to urban poverty

powerful and walthy man

started standard oil trust

owned 90% of nations oil industry with unfair business tactics

journalist, lecturer, political philosopher

muckracker

exposed corruption of business and government

reported political corruption

broke up monopolies and large trusts

increased regulation of business

average citizen would get fiar shake under his policies

conservatoin movement

completion of panema canal

rough riders

american power

holy native american leader

chief of war

premonition of defeating us seventh cavalry and general custer became true

killed in crossfire after arrest on his reservation with suspected ghost dance movement involvement

indian reservations

protestant missionary

carry out God's command by spreading the message of God to all people and win converts

yale professor

few people able to produce capital to drive out other businesses

social darwinism-- survival of the fittest

journalist

greatly criticized techniques of rockefeller with standard oil

created posters to promote WWI

political leader, educator, orator, and author

dominant figure in afircan american community

last generation of black leaders born in slavery

speaking for those blacks who had remained in new south

politician

championed poor farmers and working class

controversial publisher and populist politician

supported the Ku Klux Klan

politician

greenback party

opponent of the gold standard and natoinal banks

populist party

journalist

civil rights

exposed the extent of lynching

first woman to run for president

free love movement

first woman to operate a brokerage firm in wall street

opened a weekly newspaper