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| Fought against the American's "Westward Movement" |
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| Chief of the Nez Pearce, forced to relocate his people "Trail of Tears" |
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| Lighting and mechanical uses of electricity |
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| Hull House in Chicago to help immigrants |
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| Tammany Hall political machine |
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| believed equality could be achieved through vocational education, accepted social segregation |
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| believed in full political civil and social rights for African Americans |
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| Captain of Industry: steel |
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| Captain of Industry: shipping and railroad |
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| worked for women's suffrage |
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| invention of the airplane |
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| Rough Riders, President, Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine "Big Stick Diplomacy" |
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| President during World War I, said "The World must be made safe for democracy", proposed the League of Nations |
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| artist known for urban scenes and later paintings of the southwest |
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| a novelist who wrote about the Jazz Age of the 1920's |
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| a novelist who portrayed strength of poor migrant workers during the 1930's |
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| compser who wrote uniquely American music |
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| composer who wrote uniquely American Music |
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| Harlem Renaissance painter, artist who chronicled the experiences of the Great Migration north through art |
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| Harlem Renaissance, poet who combined the experiences of African and American cultural roots |
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| Harlem Renaissance, musician and jazz composer |
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| Harlem Renaissance, musician and jazz composer |
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| Harlem Renaissance, blues singer |
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| President, end of WWII, made the decision to drop the bomb |
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| Marshall Plan to rebuild Europe, massive financial aid |
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| promoted passive resistance against segregation, Civil Rights movement |
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| Manhatten Project (atomic bomb) physics |
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