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| won presidential election of 1876 even though he did not win the popular vote |
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| as president, he gave high-level advisory posts to untrustworthy freinds and acquaintances |
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| ran against Grant in 1872 |
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| became the president after Lincoln's death |
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| inventor of the light bulb |
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| an oil tycoon who used horizontal integration to increase profits |
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| steel tycoon who established libraries in disadvantaged areas; controlled the production of steel |
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| leader of Knights of Labor in 1881 |
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| leader of the American Railway Union and co-founder of the IWW |
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| leader of the American Federation of Labor |
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| a famous designer of parks |
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| a novelist who mocked society |
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| a sensationalist publisher of the "World" |
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| a novelist whose characters worked hard and were successful |
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| owner of the New York Journal who supported the Spanish-American War |
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| used newspaper advertisements to attract customers to his department store |
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| escaped to Canada after the Battle of Little Big Horn |
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| led a group of Indians on a 1300-mile journey to Canada |
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| a journalist who spoke out against lynching |
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| encouraged blacks to become educated |
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| founder of the Grange movement |
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| Democratic candidate who advocated "free silver" in the 1896 presidential election |
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| won the 1896 presidential election |
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| black leader who demanded full and immediate equality for blacks; founded the Niagara Movement and the NAACP |
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| leading figure in the settlement house movement |
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| photographed tenement buildings in which the poor lived in |
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| formed the Women's Trade Union League to push for laws that would benefit women working in factories |
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| founded the National Association of Colored Women |
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| a Progressive Republican governor of New Mexico |
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| wanted to preserve the nation's forests so the trees had time to mature |
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| fought for the creation of Yosemite National Park |
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| won the presidential election of 1912 |
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| war hero, former NY governor and dedicated reformer when he became president |
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| Governor of the Philippines in 1901 |
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| Filipino nationalist who fought Spain and the US |
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