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I. States Rights
-Helped cause nullification crisis
II. Anti Slavery
-Opposed Wilmot Proviso
-Opposed Compromise of 1850 |
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| MAde the Nat Turner Slave Rebellion |
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I. Head of Populist Party
-Free Silver
-Direct Election of Senators
-Railroads
-Eight hour Work week
-Income tax
II. Conservative Viewpoints
-Scopes Monkey Trial
-Prohibition |
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-Wanted no EXPANSION of slavery in the terrotories
-Presidentin 1860, causing suthun succussion
Emcipation proclamation |
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MO Compromise
-No slavery north of MO
-Maine free state, MO slave state
-Fixed the Nullification crisis
-Compromise of 1850
-CA a free state, no slave trade n DC, NM is now a terrotoy
-American System
-Transportation, Big TaReeffs, US bank |
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Progressive
Hull House
Hated on WWI
Worked fo rights fo labor people, blacks, women, children |
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| Opened the tamanny hall political machine, trading votes for special deals |
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Cotton Gin increased slavery
American System of MAnufacturing |
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Killed the pennsylvania coal mine strike,
Create Big stick diplomany
Made a america a POlice force fo LAtin America Roosevelt collarreey
I.Consumer
I. Controlling business
I. Pure Food and Drugs act
I.MEat inspectino act
IConservation
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Goals
-Oregon (got part of it)
-California (got it via mexicans)
-Reestablishment of ind. treasury (probably got it)
-LEss Traiifs
-Also denied whilmot proviso from passing |
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Native resistance
Destroyed Custer at little bighorn, it was a down hill battle from there |
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No relation to Andrew Jackosn
Wrote about Native mistreatment in "a centruy of dishonour" |
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I.Progressive Leadership
-Federal Reserv Act
-Clayton Anti Trust Act
-16th admentment (Insome Tax
-17 " " (Direct Election senator
-Prohibition (18th)
-Women (19th0
WWI
-Wanted Neutrality, but it didn't happen
-Made a draft and the alien and sedition acts
Pot War-Lost the treaty of versialle war |
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-Gospel of wealth
-Rish
-Madde of steel |
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| -Wrote "Welcome to the Jungle" |
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Had common sense
--crititisized monacrchy, wanted independance, promoted, unity |
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Made Schools
Wanted "blacks to prove worth via proving worth" with trade, farming, ect.
-Was Hated on by WEB |
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Fixed LAbor Probelms
made A of F of L |
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| Started Women's temperance movement |
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| Made a city upon a hill, and gave a speech abput that hill on that hill, it dealt w/ religion |
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Is not as cool as wiliam randoplh hearsty
http://www.hearstcastle.org/
Yellow journalsim |
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Is not as cool as wiliam randoplh hearsty
http://www.hearstcastle.org/
Yellow journalsim |
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Won Battle of New Orleans'
Lost 1824 election por corrupt bargain
-Crushed Kentucky & Virginia Resolutions
-Veoetd Mayes Road
-Passed Indian Removal Act
-Crushed Biddle in the second bank of US
JACKSONIAN DEMOCRACY
-Mo suffrage fo the white man
-Minfest destiny
-Spoiling system
Strict constructionsim
Lazy & fair economy |
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| Create women's sufferage movement |
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| HElped reform education, making it mo public, gave it better books |
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| "Started" the 1st great awakining |
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He invented the lightning rod, bifocals, the Franklin stove, a carriage odometer, and the glass 'armonica'.
As a diplomat during the American Revolution, he secured the French alliance that helped to make independence of the United States possible. |
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BEast at war
Bad at president |
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| As president, he took charge of Presidential Reconstruction – the first phase of Reconstruction – which lasted until the Radical Republicans gained control of Congress in the 1866 elections. His conciliatory policies towards the South, his hurry to reincorporate the former Confederate states back into the union, and his vetoes of civil rights bills embroiled him in a bitter dispute with some Republicans.[4] The Radicals in the House of Representatives impeached him in 1868, charging him with violating the Tenure of Office Act, a law enacted by Congress in March 1867 over Johnson's veto, but he was acquitted by a single vote in the Senate. |
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