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What British monarchs name is used to define the
social and cultural mores of the Gilded Age?
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Queen Victoria
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This view of middle and upper class women was
still the norm in the Victorian era.
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The Cult of Domesticity
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This fundamentalist evangelist questioned
Darwins theory of evolution
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Dwight L. Moody
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This college sport began to rival baseball in
popularity
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Football
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The heavyweight boxing champion for much of the
1880s and 90s
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John L. Sullivan
John L. Sullivan
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His novel, Looking Backward, caused Americans to
question the policies of their national government
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Edward Bellamy
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This Baptist ministers Social Gospel
challenged the existing creed of the Gospel of
Wealth
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Walter Rauschenbusch
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This president of the WCTU exemplifies the
growing leadership role that women played in
social reform movements
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Francis Willard
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This co-founder of Hull House also founded the
Illinois Womens Alliance
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Florence Kelly
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After the split over the 15th Amendment, The two
competing movements re-united in 1890 as
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The National American Womens Suffrage
Association (NAWSA)
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This international movement towards colonization
is adopted by key members of the Republican Party
in the 1890s
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Imperialism
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This naval experts book, The Influence of Sea
Power upon History, influenced many foreign
policy experts to advocate for a stronger
American navy
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Alfred Thayer Mahan
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This Secretary of state under Garfield and
Harrison was a leading advocate of American
imperialism and was instrumental in establishing
the first Pan-American Conference in 1889.
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James G. Blaine
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This missionarys Our Country Its Possible
Future and its Present Crisis (1885) called upon
white Protestants to colonize and Christianize
the peoples of the developing world
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Josiah Strong
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American plantation owners lead a revolt on
this Island, and with the help of U.S. marines,
overthrow its monarch and create a republic
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Hawaii
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This Farmers organization began in Texas in the
mid 1880s. Its initial goal was to form farm
co-operatives but it will quickly evolve into a
political force.
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Farmers Alliance
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What were three major issues of the Farmers
Alliance?
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Sub-treasury plan, greater regulation of
railroads, unlimited coinage of silver,
nationalization of banks, lower tariffs
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This political party grows out of the Farmers
Alliance, and issues its first platform in
Ocala Florida known as the Ocala Demands
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The Populist (Peoples) Party
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What issues did the Populists add to the 1892
Omaha Platform to appeal to industrial workers?
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8 hour work day, direct elections of senators,
allowing states to institute the initiative and
referendum.
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This was the Populist candidate in the election
of 1892
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James G. Weaver
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Latinos in the Southwest formed this group to
fight against Anglos who were privatizing
historically communal lands
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Las Gorra Blancas
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These two industries account for the over 100,000
Chinese immigrants in the American west in the
1880s
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Mining and RR construction
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These laws limited and eventually barred
immigration from China to the U.S.
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Chinese Exclusion Acts of 1882 and 1892
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These laws, created to subvert the Civil Rights
Act of 1875, allowed for segregated facilities
throughout the South
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Jim CrowBonus What S.C. Ruling will uphold the
constitutionality of Jim Crow?
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These methods were used to disenfranchise Blacks
throughout the South in the 1880s and 90s
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Poll Tax, Literacy Tests, Grandfather Clauses and
The KKK and violence