The ________, technological advancement, and urban growth of the 1870s and 1880s triggered major changes in the way businesses structured themselves.
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Sherman Anti Trust Act
The ________ of 1890 aimed to limit anticompetitive practices, such as those institutionalized in cartels and monopolistic corporations.
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Fifteenth Amendment
The ________ clearly prohibited states from denying any citizen the right to vote on the basis of race.
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Segregation
________ was built on a fiction- that there could be a white South socially and culturally distinct from African Americans.
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temperance movement
The ________ also helped womens suffrage.
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Reform
________ opened new possibilities for womens activism in American public life and gave new impetus to the long campaign for womens suffrage.
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crop lien
The ________ and convict lease systems were the most important legal tools of racial control in the rural South.
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Interstate Commerce Act
In 1887, Congress passed the ________, which established the Interstate Commerce Commission to stop discriminatory and predatory pricing practices.
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social gospel
The ________ emerged within Protestant Christianity at the end of the nineteenth century.
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disenfranchisement laws
The ________ effectively moved electoral conflict from the ballot box, where public attention was greatest, to the voting registrar, where supposedly color- blind laws allowed local party officials to deny the ballot without the appearance of fraud.
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Social gospel advocates
________ encouraged Christians to engage society; challenge social, political, and economic structures; and help those less fortunate than themselves.
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The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire
What major industrial disaster convinced Americans of the need for labor reform?
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Social gospel
_________________ emphasized the need for Christians to be concerned for the salvation of society and not simply individual souls
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Temperance movement
The ______________________ was a social movement promoting temperance or complete abstinence from alcohol
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Interstate Commerce Act
The ________________________ established the Interstate Commerce Commission to stop discriminatory and predatory pricing practices
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Sherman Anti-Trust Act of 1890
The _______________________ aimed to limit anticompetitive practices
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The Clayton Anti-Trust Act
What act did Congress pass in an attempt to close loopholes in previous anti-trust legislation?
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Preservation and conservation
What two strategies dueled for supremacy among environmental reformers of the Progressive Era?
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The crop lien and convict lease systems
What were the two most important legal tools of racial control in the rural South?
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Crop lien system
The ________________________ was a credit system used by farmers in which a sharecroppers and tenant farmers obtained food and supplies on credit from local merchants, who would (along with the landowners) take most of the farm's profits and leave the farmers with the leftovers
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Convict lease system
The ________________________ was a system of forced penal labor