The spiritual movement of the Lakota Native Americans to summon the buffalo (which was almost extinct) and drive away the White Settlers
What is the Ghost Dance?
After the Civil War this was made legal under Plessey v. Ferguson.
What is Segregation/Jim Crow
The type of Newspaper that exaggerated the horrors of the Spanish to sell more newspapers, convinced many war was necessary
What is Yellow Journalism
What is assimilation/Americanization.
This President became famous as a war hero as a part of the "Rough Riders" down in Cuba during the Spanish-American War
Who is Teddy Roosevelt
The settlement Westward was made easier because of this achievement of technology, worked on mostly by underpaid immigrant labor.
What is the Transcontinental Railroad?
This state was once an independent nation, overthrown by US friendly corporations and the US marines.
What is Hawaii
The progressive era labor/moralist groups that advocated for the prohibition of Alcohol.
Hunkpapa Lakota leader who led resistance against the US Government and defeated Col. Custers forces at the battle of little big horn
Who is Sitting Bull
This ended Reconstruction
What is the Compromise of 1877
What is the Roosevelt Corollary
The great exodus of the Southern States after the Civil War, many African Americans moved north for work or west to farm. This was known as what.......
What is the Great Migration
Describe the Lost Cause myth, why that is dangerous, and why many states still have confederate monuments/flags.
The Lost Cause myth is a pseudohistorical interpretation of the American Civil War that attempts to portray the Confederacy in a favorable light. The myth was developed by white Southerners after the war to help them cope with defeat and reconcile with the North.
The phrase "white man's burden" refers to the idea that white people had a duty to manage the affairs of nonwhite people. In the poem, Kipling argues that Western nations had a moral obligation to bring civilization to less enlightened people in the South and East
These two laws were in response to unchecked capitalism and monopolies
What is the Clayton and Sherman Anti-Trust laws
This allowed for federal income tax and a "progressive tax" on income and finally had the richest Americans pay their fair share
What is the 16th Amendment