Reconstruction
poll taxes are an example of what type of discrimination
disenfranchisement
the US government assimilated Native American children using
boarding schools
the political cartoonist who brought down Boss Tweed
Thomas Nast
in the late 19th century, urban populations exploded because of this
factory jobs
Tennessee's nickname in regards to the 19th Amendment
the Perfect 36
laws passed to segregate white citizens from black citizens were called
the law that gave Americans 160 acres of land in the West
the Homestead Act
he created a process for making steel quickly and cheaply
Henry Bessemer
immigrants from southern and eastern Europe are called
New Immigrants
the book that led to the passage of the Meat Inspection Act
The Jungle
Pap Singleton led a group of African Americans to Kansas and they were called
Exodusters
the US government set up this land designated for Native Americans
reservations
a person who favors native-born Americans over immigrants
nativist
the Haymarket Affair is an example of what in the late 1800s
labor strike
the organization created to care for the lands set aside for conservation
The National Park Service
the Supreme Court Case that allowed Jim Crow laws to continue was called
Plessy v. Ferguson
the completion of this connected the US from east to west
Transcontinental Railroad
the belief that the most fit in society will be the ones who have the power and money
Social Darwinism
the law passed in 1890 to crack down on monopolies
Sherman Antitrust Act
a law written and voted on by citizens
an initiative
the name of the president whose election ended Reconstruction
Rutherford Hayes
the law that attempted to force Native American families to settle on 160 acres of land
the Dawes Act
he was the first African American to graduate from Harvard
W.E.B. DuBois
the cheapest laborers in the late 1800s
children
the Amendment that allowed for the direct election of Senators
17th Amendment