Chapter 20

lowering tariffs, transcontinental railroad

civil rights, encouraged economic growth

policies for the nation as a whole, governments an instrument to promote moral progress and material wealth

states' rights, decentralization, limited government, local and small government

states' rights, decentralization, limited, small, and local government

policies for the nation as a whole, civil rights, encouraged economic growth

lowered tariffs, transcontinental railroad

government's an instrument to promote moral progress and material wealth

ending military reconstruction, reform in civil services, Bland-Allison Silver Purchase Act was passed despite his veto,

Union army hero, longtime member of Congress, foreign policies in Latin America, began construction of modern American navy

reversed Latin America foreign policy, approved construction of modern American navy, lowered tariffs, Pendleton Act

1st Democratic president since 1861, continued construction of modern American navy, forced railroad, lumber, and cattle companies to surrender fraudulently occupied land, lowered tariffs

ended military reconstruction, reform in civil services, Bland Allison Silver Purchase Act was passed despite president's veto

1st Democratic president since 1861, continued naval construction, forced railroad, lumber, and cattle companies to surrender fraudulently occupied land, lowered tariffs

reversed foreign policies in Latin America, approved construction of modern American navy, lowered tariffs, Pendleton Act

Union army hero and longtime member of Congress, adopted foreign policies in Latin America, began construction of modern American navy

reversed Latin America foreign policy, approved construction of modern American navy, lowered tariffs, Pendleton Act

Union army hero and longtime member of Congress, began construction of modern American navy, adopted foreign policies in Latin America

ended military reconstruction, reform in civil services, Bland Allison Silver Purchase Act was passed despite president's veto

1st Democratic president since 1861, continued construction of modern American navy, forced railroad, cattle, and lumber companies to surrender fraudulently occupied land, lowered tariffs

ended military reconstruction, reform in civil services, Bland Allison SIlver Purchase Act was passed despite president's veto

reversed foreign policies in Latin America, approved construction of modern American navy, lowered tariffs, Pendleton Act

1st Democratic president since 1861, continued construction of modern American navy, forced railroad, lumber, and cattle companies to surrender fraudulently occupied land

Union army hero and longtime member of Congress, adopted foreign policies in Latin America, began construction of modern American navy

McKinley Tariff Act- raised tariffs by 4% Dependent Pensions Act- granted pensions to Union army vets, widows, children Sherman Antitrust Act- regulate big businesses

Dependent Pensions Act- granted pensions to Union army vets, widows, children Pendleton Act- reform civil services

Interstate Commerce Commision- investigate and oversee railroad activities Sherman Antitrust Act- regulate big businesses Bland Allison Act - limited form of silver coinage

Sherman Silver Purchase Act- buy silver monthly, issue treasury notes as payment Bland Allison Act - limited form of silver coinage Federal Elections Bill- protect Black voting rights

creation of "sub-treasury system" which would allow farmers to store crops in government warehouses and in return, the government could claim treasury notes for up to 80% of local value of the crops

free coinage of silver, federal income tax

end to protective tariffs and national banks, direct election of senators by the voters

tighter regulation of railroad companies

adopted half of the Ocala Platform demands, elected Leonidas L. Polk who was the first 3rd party candidate to receive more than 2 million popular votes, elected governors in Kansas and North Dakota, 10 congressmen, 5 senators, and about 1,500 members of state legislatures

adopted Ocala Platform demands, elected James B. Weaver who was the first 3rd party candidate to receive more than a million popular votes, elected governors in Kansas and North Dakota, 10 congressmen, 5 senators, and about 1,500 members of state legislatures

ignored Ocala Platform demands, elected Leonidas L. Polk who was the first 3rd party candidate to receive almost a million popular votes, elected governors in Kansas and North Dakota, 10 congressmen, 5 senators, and about 1,500 members of state legislatures

adopted Ocala Platform demands, elected James B. Weaver who was the first 3rd party candidate to receive more than a million electoral votes, elected governors in Kansas and North Dakota, 10 congressmen, 5 senators, and about 1,500 members of state legislatures

15,000+ plus closed businesses, 600+ closed banks

economy expanded too fast and resulted in economic crisis, companies overbuilt, farms and businesses borrowed heavily

Panic of 1893, stock market crash, "Industrial Black Friday" on May 5, 1893

Coxey's Army, Pullman Strike, unemployment, miner problems

repealed the Sherman Silver Purchase Act, sold 4 bonds, Wilson-Gorman Tariff Act

passed the Sherman SIlver Purchase Act, bought 4 bonds

Wilson-Gorman Tariff Act, sold 2 bonds, bought 2 bonds

repealed the Sherman Silver Purchase Act, sold 4 bonds, Pendleton Act

laundresses, cleaners, domestics, offices, factories, telegraph and telephone operators, clerks, nurses, teachers, stenographers, typists, textile mills, farming, shoe shining, peddling

military, factories, businesses, telegraph and telephone operators

nurses, teachers, stenographers, typists, textile mills, farming, shoe shining, peddling

military, factories, businesses, nurses, teachers, stenographers, typists, textile mills, laundresses, cleaners, domestics, offices, factories, telegraph and telephone operators

husbands/fathers lost their jobs, families needed to make ends meet, more families were working to earn money for luxuries

husbands/fathers lost their jobs, families needed to make ends meet

depression made the trend more popular, husbands/fathers lost their jobs, families needed to make ends meet

depression made the trend more popular, husbands/fathers wanted their wives and children to work

naturalism

industrialism

pragmatism

romanticism

"Ben Hur"

lessons/books on business and life

books about life in the South

guides to relationships between people

Anna Sewell, Horatio Alger

Louisa May Alcott

Samuel Langhorne Clemens

Mark Twain, William Dean Howells

let people come to him, press, appealed to labor, immigrants, farmers, businessmen and middle class, defended economic nationalism and advancing urban-industrial society

promote economic growth, regulate effects of industrialization, free silver coinage

graduated income tax, crop loans to farmers, secret ballot, direct election of senators by voters, vanished after 1896

came to the people, enchanted them with the "older America", new "merchandising" style in which he worked to educate and persuade voters, drew on Jeffersonian tradition or rural virtue, distrust of central authority, abiding faith in the powers of human reason

came to the people, enchanted them with the "older America", new "merchandising" style in which he worked to educate and persuade voters, drew on Jeffersonian tradition or rural virtue, distrust of central authority, abiding faith in the powers of human reason

let people come to him, press, appealed to labor, immigrants, farmers, businessmen and middle class, defended economic nationalism and advancing urban-industrial society

graduated income tax, crop loans to farmers, secret ballot, direct election of senators by voters, vanished after 1896

promote economic growth, regulate effects of industrialization, free silver coinage

promote economic growth, regulate effects of industrialization, free silver coinage

let people come to him, press, appealed to labor, immigrants, farmers, businessmen and middle class, defended economic nationalism and advancing urban-industrial society

came to the people, enchanted them with the "older America", new "merchandising" style in which he worked to educate and persuade voters, drew on Jeffersonian tradition or rural virtue, distrust of central authority, abiding faith in the powers of human reason

graduated income tax, crop loans to farmers, secret ballot, direct election of senators by voters, vanished after 1896

McKinley-President Bryan-Vice

Bryan-President Theodore Roosevelt-Vice

Theodore Roosevelt-President Bryan-Vice

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