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13th amendment
abolished slavery
14th amendment
all US citizens granted equal rights under law
15th amendment
gave men of races the right to vote
17th amendment
people could directly vote U.S senators
18th amendment
prohibited alcohol manufacturing and sale
19th amendment
gave women right to vote
21st amendment
repealed 18th amendment
Recall
citizens can remove elected official from office before term ends
Referendum
citizens vote on law or policy instead of letting legislative decide
initiative
citizens propose new law or change and have a petition on it
who was the populist party and what was their purpose?
farmers - silver with gold for inflation and regulating railroads and banks from exploiting them
why did populist party want dollar backed by gold AND silver?
increase money supply
which is result of increasing money supply deflation or inflation?
inflation
how does inflation help farmers pay off crops more
crops sell for more so they can pay off their debts better
sharecropping
cycle of poverty for poor farmers especially african americans after civil war
what is muckraker and what was their main goal
a journalist that exposes corruption
Jacob Riis(How the other half lives)
exposed living conditions in the New York slums
Upton Sinclair(The Jungle)
exposed the unsanitary and unsafe conditions in the meatpacking industry
Ida Tarbell
exposed unfair practices of Standard Oil
Lincoln Steffens
exposed politicial corruption in city governments
Thomas Nast
cartoonist targeting Boss Twedt
Jim Crow laws
enforced segregation between blacks and whites - maintain restriction of blacks rights and control over them
disenfranchisment
taking away someones right to vote often through laws
3 methods used to keep african americans from voting
poll tax, literacy tests, grandfather clause
what was the plessy vs feguson court case?
made racial segregation legal and made the rule “separate but equal“ constitutional
sacco and vanzetti
anarchists and accused of murdering 2 men and that there was biases towards immigrants and those with different political beliefs
prohibition
no making or selling alcohol
flapper
a women that went against social norms in the 1920’s often wearing short skirts and enjoying new freedoms
scopes trial
debated if evolution could be taught in public schools and this was a clash between evolutionists and creationists
Charles Lindbergh
Charles Lindburgh
first nonstop over across Atlantic Ocean
Nativism
belief that Native born residents are over the immigrants - sacco and vanzetti were charged biased because they were immigrants
suffrage
the right to vote
franchisement
granting the right to vote
feminism
fight for women’s rights and equality
alice paul
american suffragist and fought for federal costitutional amendment instead of state by state and the organization she led was National Womans Party(NWP)
why did anti-suffragists not want women the right to vote
the changes would be made by men, women’s role “was in the house”, and politics were too rough and they wouldn’t be able to understand it