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| wrote about the American sense of mission |
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| believed America's future was urban and industrial |
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| believed history was the story of the "haves" versus the "have-nots" |
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| believed African Americas must concentrate on economic issues |
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| first president to be impeached |
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| believed African Americans must striver for complete equality |
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| ended reconstruction in exchange for 20 electoral votes |
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| idea that the heart of the gospel isn’t in the heart of theology, but in action; reach out to slums and intercities |
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| a business that has eliminated its competition and has cornered the market on a given product of service |
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| Rights to vote for everyone—race, color, or previous service EXCEPT females |
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| this concept stressed competition and "survival of the fittest" among human beings |
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| What group suffered the most prejudice in mining towns in the Old West? |
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| Field Order 155 gave hope to African-Americans because... |
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| it set aside plots of southern land for distribution |
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| affirmed the "separate but equal" principle which was used to justify segregation in the south |
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| the concept of looking outside our own country and begin bringing colonies into the country |
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| investigative journalists that go out and trying to find the problems of corruption and raise awareness. |
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| this person goes to the slums and investigates in all the poverty shows pictures of the slums |
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| being able to pass a law without politicians |
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| Direct Election of U.S. senators |
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| Britain, France, Russia, Italy, Japan |
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| Germany, Austria, Ottoman Empire |
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| a philosophical trend that rejects traditional values; applies to human nature, personal freedom, and responsibilities of individuals |
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| "the father of psychology”; suggests that our decisions and behaviors are largely dominated by the subconscious mind. |
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| this person says that human beings are inherently selfish, self-centered creatures |
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