Immigration
Civil Unrest
Politics
People
Laws, Cases, and Amendments
Misc
100

Prejudice against immigrants based on job competition. 

Immigrant Discrimination, Immigration Laws, Jim Crow Laws

Immigrant Discrimination

100

Economic policy of minimal government intervention. 

New American Economy, Interstate Commerce Commission, Laissez-faire capitalism

Laissez-faire capitalism

100

Established direct election of U.S. Senators in 1913. 

18th Amendment, 21st Amendment, 17th Amendment, 19th Amendment

17th Amendment

100

Journalist advocating against lynching and for civil rights. 

Booker T. Washington, WEB DuBois, Ida B Wells, Upton Sinclair

Ida B. Wells

100

Legal codes enforcing racial separation in public life. 

Plessy V Ferguson, Segregation Laws, 18th Amendment

Segregation Laws

100

Wanted African Americans to learn a trade and slowly assimilate into white society

WEB Dubois, Ida B Wells, Booker T. Washington

Booker T. Washington


200

1882 law limiting Chinese immigration to the U.S. 

Chinese Exclusion Act, Displacement, Disenfranchisement, Emergency Quota Act

Chinese Exclusion Act

200

1883 racially motivated street fight in Virginia. 

Violent Vigilantes, Mob Violence, Danville Riot

Danville Riot

200

Process for citizens to remove elected officials early. 

Primary Election, Recall Election, Secondary Election

Recall Election

200

Muckraker who exposed meat industry in 'The Jungle'. 

Harriet Beecher Stowe, Ida B Wells, WEB DuBois, Upton Sinclair

Upton Sinclair


200

Prohibited the manufacturing, sale, and distribution of alcoholic beverages.

18th Amendment, 19th Amendment, 21st Amendment

18th Amendment

200

Part of the temperance movement, this person would destroy saloons with a hatchet

Susan B Anthony, Ida B Wells, Carrie Nation, Elizabeth Cady Stanton

Carrie Nation

300

Cultural assimilation process of immigrants in America. 

Laissez-faire capitalism, Industrial Growth, American Melting Pot

American Melting Pot

300

Illegal killings by vigilante groups to instill fear. 

Eugenics, lynching, Violent Vigilanties

Lynching

300

Elections to determine party candidates for general elections.

Primary Election, Recall Election, Secondary Election

Primary Election

300

Financier who accumulated great wealth from railroad and shipping businesses 

JP Morgan, John D Rockefeller, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Andrew Carnegie

Vanderbilt

300

Gave women the right to vote.

18th Amendment, 19th Amendment, 21st Amendment

19th Amendment
300

Infrastructure developed to support growing urban populations. 

Sherman Anti-Trust Act, Public Services, Plessy V Ferguson, Eugenics

Public Services

400

An immigrant receiving station that opened in 1892, where immigrants were processed.       

Manhattan, Ellis Island, Long Island, Rhode Island

Ellis Island

400

Led by Eugene Debs, they started the Pullman strike, composed mostly of railroad workers in 1894. 

United Auto Workers, American Federation of Labor, American Railway Union

American Railway Union

400

Corrupt political organizations controlling urban votes. 

Sherman Anti-Trust Act, Political Machine, Muckrackers

Political Machine

400

Financial magnate known for banking and investments. 

JP Morgan, John D Rockefeller, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Andrew Carnegie

JP Morgan

400

1927 case allowing sterilization of the genetically unfit. 

Plessy v Ferguson, Buck v Bell, Dred Scott v Sandford, 

Buck v Bell

400

Amendment that repealed Prohibition

18th Amendment, 19th Amendment, 20th Amendment, 21st Amendment

21st Amendment

500

Shift of immigrant origins to Southern and Eastern Europe. 

West Immigration, East Immigration, New Wave of Immigration

New Wave of Immigration

500

1892 conflict between steelworkers and management at Andrew Carnegie's steel mill in Pennsylvania.

Haymarket Square Riot, Triangle Shirtwaist Company Fire, Homestead Strike

Homestead Strike

500

Strengthened antitrust laws by defining illegal practices.

Sherman Anti-Trust Act, FTC Act, Clayton Act

Clayton Act

500

Established the Standard Oil, the greatest monopoly in history.

JP Morgan, John D Rockefeller, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Andrew Carnegie

John D. Rockefeller

500

Prohibits Monopolies

Federal Reserve System, Sherman Anti-Trust Act, Clayton Act

Sherman Anti-Trust Act

500

What does NAACP stand for?

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

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