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"raise less corn and mroe hell"
nicknamed 'kansas pythoness' |
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| believed instability in economy and cause of depression was due to fluctuation in currency |
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| "his fraudelency" subordinate to fiercly competitive party system |
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died september 1901 assasinated
made gold, base of currency |
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effective orator
"cros of gold"
youngest person nominated for presidency by a pajor party |
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ohio republican
showed support for civil reform
assasinated |
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published series, on possibilities for human salvation
through christian reform |
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influential study of standard oil truest
muckracker |
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head of national woman's party,
equal rights amendment |
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reporter for McClure's magazine
urban political reform |
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"in his steps"
about young minister working with the needy |
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| social scientist, economic sytem in which power resided in highly trained engineers |
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"the souls of black folk"
supported blacks aspiring for professions |
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"other people's money"
opposed big buisnesses |
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"promise of american life"
cooperation and self regulating economy |
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took office after mckinley's death
"wild man"
commander of rough riders |
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| foreign policy, bought virgin islands |
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| less vigorous man, pleased conservatives and alienated progressives |
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| lead rebel army, stood for poor and attacked the currupt |
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| wanted social political change, but acknowledged gap |
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| social, self helping association for farmers |
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| after grange, vehicle of agricultural protest, concerned with local problems |
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african american civil rights organization
stood for racial equality |
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progressive party
agairnst railroads, trusts, and leage of nations |
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| goal to abolish wage system |
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| womens suffrage, political rights to women |
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| permitted graduated income tax |
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| allows people from each state to elect their own state senators |
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| gave u.s. rights to prevent any foreign power for intruding new nation of cuba |
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created 12 reginal banks of its diestrict
supported use of reserves to support loans |
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fair deal
roosevelt regulated industry(coal and railroads) |
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presented by taft
aim at latin america and east asia, use of economic power by guarenteeing loans made to foreign countries |
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| six battle ships sent by roosevelt painted white circumnavigated the world to sent japan message of u.s. navel dominance |
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roosevelt
negotiationg peacfully with threats
used during pursuite for canal in central america |
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500 anarched rebels from masillon ohio to washington dc
protest |
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| republican, traditional conservatives, supported currupt government |
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republicans, opponents of the stalwats,
civil service reform and merit systems |
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