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| AMERICAN PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION |
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created in 1887
1 million members
anti-foreign organization
natavist
no ROMAN CATHOLICS in office
hated new imigrants |
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settlement house
chicago slums
model for womens involvement in urban social reforem |
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| religious doctrines preached by those who believed the churches should directly address economic and social problems |
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leading protestant advoater of the "social gospel"
tried to make christianity relevant to urban and industrial problems
pastor of german baptist church in NYC |
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PROTESTANT CLERGYMAN WHO SAUGHT TO APPLY THE LESSONS OF CHRISTIANITY TO THE SLUMS AND FACTORIES
TOOK OVER A CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IN COLUMBUS OHIO IN 1882
PREACHED SOCIAL GOSPEL
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split over the theory of evolution:
literal interpretation of the bible and reject darwin and his ideas |
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split because of the theory of evolution:
accepted darwins theory by being able to reconcile genesis and evolution |
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movement launched in 1874 fighting for benefits in public school
lead to nation wide public lectures and offering home study |
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former slave who promoted industrial education and economic opportunity but not social equality for blacks
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thanks to booker was able to teach and research and eventually become a famous agricultural chemist
slave born
boosted southern economy by finding hundreds of new uses for peanuts |
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harvard educated scholar
advocate of full black social and economic equality through leadership of a "talented tenth" |
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| BATTLE OF THE LITTLE BIGHORN |
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| site of major US army defeat in the Sioux war of 1876-1877 |
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| leader of the Nez Perce tribe who conducted a brilliant but unsuccessful military campaign in 1877 |
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| federal law that attempted to disolve tribal landholding and establish indians as individual farmers |
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| the battle when the "ghost dance" cult spread to the dakota suiox and the violence killed 200 men, women, and children and 29 soldiers |
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book written by helen hunt jacskon
pricking the moral state of americans
the book chronicled the sorry reccord of the gov't ruthlessness and chicanery in dealing with the indians |
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| PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY (GRANGE) |
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farmers organization
wanted to enhance the lives of isolated framers through social, educational, and fraternal activities
claimed 800,000 members in 8 years
created their own stores to escape trusts
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| popular term for those who favored the "status quo" in metal money and opposed the pro-silver bryanites in 1896 |
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| spectacular convention speech by a young pro-silver advocate that brought him the democratic presidential nomination in 1896 |
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higher tariff created to please those who wanted more protection and complained that the willson-gorman tariff was to low
46.5% |
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