Offered 160 acres of land free to a family that settled it for 5 years
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Sodbusters
Peopel that built their homes of sodbricks. The first people on the plains. The plains did not have trees
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Frederick Jackson Turner
Wrote "The Significance of the Frontier in American History" having the frontier gave hope but when it was closed and settled, class division was imminent.
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Dawes Act of 1887
Gave natives land per head of household
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George Washington Carver
Black farmer who diversified the crops he grew to get a profit. He grew peanuts, sweet potatoes, and soybeans
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Civil Rights Cases of 1883
Congress could not legislate against discrimination by citizens, including bussinesses
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Plessy v. Ferguson
Allowed louisianna law of separate but equal accomodations
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Booker T Washington
Started an industrial and agricultural school for blacks. Made the national negro business league to support black businesses
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National grange
Oliver H. Kelley. A social and educational organization for farmers and their families
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Munn v. Illinois
1877. Supreme court gave the right to states to regulate public businesses
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Assimilationists
Whites who wanted to separate native americans from their family and convert then to christianity and teah. Them white culture
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Who supported immigration restrictions?
Labor unions, american protective Association, social darwinists
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Contract of Labor Law of 1885
Restricted temporary workers to protect american workers
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William Le Baron Jenny
Built first real skyscraper with steel frame
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Frederick Law Olmsted
Designed central park
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Boss and machine politics
Mainly in large cities. Would give food and shelter to the poor in exchange for votes. Tammany Hall
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Settlement houses
Middle class workers would come to immigrant neighborhoods as social workers. Hull house in chicago by jane Addams. Crusaded chold labor laws, housing reform, and womens rights
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Social gospel
Applying christian values to social problems. Led by walter Rauschenbusch
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Women's Suffrage
Launched at Seneca Falls. Pioneered by Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony
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Carry A. Nation
Raided saloons and crushed beer barrels with an axe during the temperance movement
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W.E.B Du Bois
First african american to receive doctorate from harvard.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Law should evolve with the time
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Hayes
Ended Reconstruction. Honest government, cut flow of liquor in White House. Vetoed efforts to restrict chinese immigration
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Garfield
(R) against hancock. Wounded union general. Gave most government jobs to halfbreeds. Deranged offic-seeker shot him while boarding a train. Died 11 weeks later
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Arthur
(R) VP for Garfield. Distanced himself from stalwarts. Supported a bill reforming the civil service. Expanded government employees who were hired based on qualifications. Approved development of modern navy.
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Cleveland
(D) frugal and limited governemt. Veoted hundreds of provate pension bills for false claims of being injured during the civil war. Interstate commerce act.
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Harrison
(R) republicans held presidency and both houses of congress. Mckinley tarriff, increase monthly pension to civil war veterans, sherman anittrust, sherman silver purchase act.
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Cleveland
Again
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McKinley
(R) mark Hanna did most of the campaigning for him. Well-traveled. Tried to unite conlficting ideals. Lead during the war with Spain. Made America a world power.
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Union-Pacific
Transcontinental railroad. Started in Omaha Nebraska. Employed war veterans and Irish Imigrants
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Central Pacific
Transcontinental railroad. Started in Sacramento California. Employed mostly Chinese immigrants
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Jay Gould
Made millions and then sold assets which watered stock. Contributed to a financial panic.
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J. Piermont Morgan
He and others consolidated railroads to keep them from going bankrupt. Created railroad monopolies.