• Thomas Edison

• Light bulb

• Phonograph

• Motion Pictures

• Sitting Bull

• Wounded Knee

What time period was the Progressive era? What was the goal of the U.S.

progressives?

• The Period of Reform

• Change (give power to the people)

What ended the period of Reconstruction?

• Election of 1876

• Rutherford B. Hayes

• Rebuild all RR in the South and end Reconstruction (pull out Union troops from the South)

• National Parks Service (protect woodlands)

• Conservation

North South

Industrial More Men More Military More Money

Agricultural Defensive War Better Generals * Cotton United cause

13 Free Slave

14 Citizenship

15 Voting (not based race)

17 Direct voting of Senators

18 Prohibition of alcohol

19 Women’s suffrage (not based on gender)

21 Repealed 18th

Ft. Sumter First action of Civil War

Antietam Bloodiest Battle of the Civil War

Gettysburg Turning Point of the Civil War

Vicksburg Completion of the Anaconda Plan. Hold out city (3 months)

Atlanta Series of battles in GA, where Sherman started his March to the Sea

Dred Scott vs. Sanford

Slaves are property and NOT citizens

Plessey vs. Ferguson

“Separate but Equal”

Ida Tarbell Muckraker who exposed Standard Oil Company

Samuel Gompers

Led the first Union (AFL) that led strikes

John D. Rockefeller

Oil (owner of Standard Oil)

Jane Addams Hull House (Settlement House- immigrants in Chicago)

Upton Sinclair Muckraker who wrote of the meatpacking industry (The Jungle)

W.E.B. Dubois Started the NAACP

• Emancipation Proclamation

• Slaves in rebelling states were FREE

• Border States

• Politicians from the North

• Wanted to punish the south for the Civil War (Reconstruction)

• 10% Plan

• No, Lenient

• Second Inaugural Address

• Popular Sovereignty

• Ellis Island

• Work/opportunity

• Control of other countries

• open new markets

• Extension of the Monroe Doctrine

• Europe

• Western Hemisphere

• Policeman of the World

• Aid newly Freed slaves and poor whites after the Civil War

• Provided food, shelter, schools, and hospitals

• KKK

• Low wages and high rent

• Sent in Federal Troops

• Chinese

• Chinese Exclusion Act

• Because the fear of them taking jobs

• Manifest Destiny (connect the U.S. East and West)

• Andrew Johnson

• Tenure in office Act (he was disliked)

• Exclusive control of one market

• Eliminate competition

• Group of companies under one board of directors

• Control pricing

• Working Hours

• Wages

• Child Labor laws

• Workman’s compensation

• Chancellorsville

• They lost Lee’s important officer

• World Power

• Philippines and Guam given to the U.S.

• Cuba was given independence

Initiative Procedure for a single bill to be placed on a ballot

Referendum Allowed voters to introduce legislation

Recall Procedure that allows voters to remove an official from office by calling for a special election.

• To eliminate TRUSTS

• To export/import goods

• Move Navy quickly from one coast to another

• Political group that represented Farmers

• Skip 34

• Skip 35

• Right to vote

• The western states gave women the right to vote before the passage of the 19th.