Buffalo Soldiers

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• Buffalo Soldiers
• Wounded Knee
• Chief Joseph
• U.S. defined areas of settlement for Native
  Americans
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• Buffalo Soldiers
• Wounded Knee
• Chief Joseph
• U.S. defined areas of settlement for Native
  Americans
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• Reservations

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• 1889
• Homesteading, Mining, and Vaqueros
• Transcontinental Railroad
• Oklahoma Land Rush
• Unsettled areas of land
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• 1889
• Homesteading, Mining, and Vaqueros
• Transcontinental Railroad
• Oklahoma Land Rush
• Unsettled areas of land
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• Frontier

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• 1846
• Used to justify war with Mexico
• 19th Century idea
• God blessed and desired U.S. growth
• U.S. should spread from Atlantic to Pacific Ocean
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• 1846
• Used to justify war with Mexico
• 19th Century idea
• God blessed and desired U.S. growth
• U.S. should spread from Atlantic to Pacific Ocean
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• Manifest Destiny

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• 1914
• Result of direct U.S. intervention
• Benefits U.S. trade and military activities
• Central America shipping channel
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• 1914
• Result of direct U.S. intervention
• Benefits U.S. trade and military activities
• Central America shipping channel
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• Panama Canal

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• Expansion of federal government role in daily
  life
• Franklin D. Roosevelt
• Social Security
• Effort to provide relief, recovery, and reform
  for Great Depression
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• Expansion of federal government role in daily
  life
• Franklin D. Roosevelt
• Social Security
• Effort to provide relief, recovery, and reform
  for Great Depression
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• New Deal

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• 1929 1940
• Hoovervilles
• Dust Bowl
• Black Thursday
• Economic slump
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• 1929 1940
• Hoovervilles
• Dust Bowl
• Black Thursday
• Economic slump
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• Great Depression

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• Philanthropy
• Robber Barons
• The Gilded Age
• Wealthy owners of large corporations
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• Philanthropy
• Robber Barons
• The Gilded Age
• Wealthy owners of large corporations
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• Titans of Industry

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• 1900-1950
• Produced Harlem other black metropolis
• Resulted from Reconstruction failure booming
  Northern economy
• South to North movement of African Americans
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• 1900-1950
• Produced Harlem other black metropolis
• Resulted from Reconstruction failure booming
  Northern economy
• South to North movement of African Americans
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• Great Migration

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• Sweatshops
• Unions
• Workers in a factory or company
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• Sweatshops
• Unions
• Workers in a factory or company
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• Labor

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• The Jungle and muckrakers
• Hull House and settlement houses
• Fighters of poverty and corruption
• Encouraged government regulations to solve social
  problems
• Reformers
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• The Jungle and muckrakers
• Hull House and settlement houses
• Fighters of poverty and corruption
• Encouraged government regulations to solve social
  problems
• Reformers
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• Progressives

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• Henry Clay
• Great and 3/5 settled issues in Philadelphia in
  1787
• Agreement between two or more sides to settle a
  dispute
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• Henry Clay
• Great and 3/5 settled issues in Philadelphia in
  1787
• Agreement between two or more sides to settle a
  dispute
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• Compromise

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• Freedom of speech, press, assembly, petition, and
  religion
• Illinois protects against housing and employment
  discrimination
• Federal first ten amendments
• Limits government power and describes freedoms of
  citizens
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• Freedom of speech, press, assembly, petition, and
  religion
• Illinois protects against housing and employment
  discrimination
• Federal first ten amendments
• Limits government power and describes freedoms of
  citizens
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• Bill of Rights

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• Taxes and bonds to raise money
• Selective Service for manpower
• Victory Gardens to provide support
• Espionage act to limit opposition
• Character who depicts U.S. during wartime
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• Taxes and bonds to raise money
• Selective Service for manpower
• Victory Gardens to provide support
• Espionage act to limit opposition
• Character who depicts U.S. during wartime
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• Uncle Sam

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• Appointment and veto powers
• President and governor
• Enforces laws
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• Appointment and veto powers
• President and governor
• Enforces laws
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• Executive

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• 1886
• Changes a culture by bringing new ideas
• Push and pull factors
• Celebrated by the Statue of Liberty
• Provides labor for the economy
• Relocation of people into a country
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• 1886
• Changes a culture by bringing new ideas
• Push and pull factors
• Celebrated by the Statue of Liberty
• Provides labor for the economy
• Relocation of people into a country
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• Immigration

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• Henry Ford
• Thomas Edison
• George Washington Carver
• Develop new products and ideas
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• Henry Ford
• Thomas Edison
• George Washington Carver
• Develop new products and ideas
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• Innovators

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• Conservation and environmentalism
• Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine
• Trustbuster
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• Conservation and environmentalism
• Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine
• Trustbuster
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• Teddy Roosevelt

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• Individuals make economic decisions
• Government power is limited
• Private ownership and control of property
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• Individuals make economic decisions
• Government power is limited
• Private ownership and control of property
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• Capitalism

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• Efforts to guide public opinion
• Advertising
• One-sided information designed to gain support
  for a cause
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• Efforts to guide public opinion
• Advertising
• One-sided information designed to gain support
  for a cause
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• Propaganda

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• 1868
• Reconstruction effort to protect freed slaves
  after the Civil War
• Not originally enforced due to Jim Crow laws, but
  used to stop discrimination after Brown v. Board
  of Education case of 1954
• Demands equal protection for all under the law
• ? ? ?

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• 1868
• Reconstruction effort to protect freed slaves
  after the Civil War
• Not originally enforced due to Jim Crow laws, but
  used to stop discrimination after Brown v. Board
  of Education case of 1954
• Demands equal protection for all under the law
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• Fourteenth Amendment

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• Sinking of the Lusitania
• 1100 a.m., November 11, 1918
• Trench warfare
• Original name for World War One
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• Sinking of the Lusitania
• 1100 a.m., November 11, 1918
• Trench warfare
• Original name for World War One
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• Great War

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• A chicken in every pot
• Mass entertainment
• Installment buying
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• A chicken in every pot
• Mass entertainment
• Installment buying
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• Credit

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• Rules on issues of constitutionality
• Federal members receive life terms
• District/ Circuit, Appellate, and Supreme levels
• Interpret laws
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• Rules on issues of constitutionality
• Federal members receive life terms
• District/ Circuit, Appellate, and Supreme levels
• Interpret laws
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• Judicial

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• 1789 and 1970
• Can be changed with amendments
• Written plan of government
• Defines the government structures of the U.S. and
  Illinois
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• 1920s cultural rebirth
• Poetry and jazz featured
• Expansion of African American economic and
  artistic opportunities
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• 1920s cultural rebirth
• Poetry and jazz featured
• Expansion of African American economic and
  artistic opportunities
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• Harlem Renaissance

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• Isolationism
• Prohibition
• Nativism
• Acts of intolerance
• Struggle between traditional values and
  radicalism
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• Isolationism
• Prohibition
• Nativism
• Acts of intolerance
• Struggle between traditional values and
  radicalism
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• Normalcy

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• 1789 and 1970
• Can be changed with amendments
• Written plan of government
• Defines the government structures of the U.S. and
  Illinois
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• constitution

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• U.S. benefits from the elastic clause
• Congress U.S. House and Senate
• General Assembly Illinois House and Senate
• Makes laws
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• U.S. benefits from the elastic clause
• Congress U.S. House and Senate
• General Assembly Illinois House and Senate
• Makes laws
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• Legislative

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• 1920 passage
• Goal of the Seneca Falls Convention of 1848
• Suffragettes
• Guaranteed women the right to vote
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• 1920 passage
• Goal of the Seneca Falls Convention of 1848
• Suffragettes
• Guaranteed women the right to vote
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• Nineteenth Amendment

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• 1776
• Written by Thomas Jefferson
• Ratified in Philadelphia on July 4
• Describes duties of citizenship
• Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness
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• 1776
• Written by Thomas Jefferson
• Ratified in Philadelphia on July 4
• Describes duties of citizenship
• Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness
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• Declaration of Independence

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• Power is shared, but federal is supreme
• Washington D.C., Springfield, McLean County, and
  Bloomington
• Federal, state, and local
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• Power is shared, but federal is supreme
• Washington D.C., Springfield, McLean County, and
  Bloomington
• Federal, state, and local
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• Levels of government