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Primary source

Created during the time period of study of by someone who lived through the time period

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Secondary source

Created after the time period of study by someone who has researched other primary and secondary sources

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Audience

Who was the document created for.

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POV

Based on the Doc, what does the author believe.

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Purpose

Why did the author make this document

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Bias

When the author aligns themselves with or against a particular group, person, or cause.

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Historical context

what happened before this document was created

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Lateral reading

Checking if a online source is reliable

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13th amendment

Abolished slavery

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14th amendment

Citizens must be treated equally

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15th amendment

vote cannot be denied due to race

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Southern redeemer


People who wished to reverse Reconstruction progress.

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Plessy V. Ferguson

Court case that ruled segregation constitutional (separate but equal)

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Jim Crow Laws

Legalized racial segregation

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W.E.B Dubois

He argued for equality for Black Americans

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The NAACP

helped provide scholarships and help Black Americans.

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Industrialization

When an economy focuses on manufactioning

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Manufacturing

Machines/ factories making goods to be sold

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Natural Resources

Big labor force

Infrastructure

Innovation

The four factors of industrilization

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Urban

The growth of cities

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Rural

The countryside

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Tenement

A cramped apartment with poor conditions

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Push factors

Reasons why people leave their homes

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Pull factors

Reasons why you choose to stay in a new place

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Nativism

Belief that values native-born citizens over immigrants

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political machine

Organization that gains political power by preforming favors

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Capitalism

An economic system in which goods are made, bought, and sold by people and private businesses

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Laissez-Faire

Capitalist principle that the government should allow the

economy to run on its own

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Monopoly

The sale producer/ business within a single industry

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Robber Baron

Negative portrayal of monopolists

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Captain of Industry

Positive portrayal of monopolists

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Philanthropy

Charity (donating your money for the public good)

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Union

Groups of workers who join together to improve their pay, hours, and working conditions

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strike

When workers refuse to work to demand better pay,

conditions, or contracts

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homestead strike

Strike by steelworkers in

Homestead, Pennsylvania

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Muckraker

Exposing problems and wrongdoings to

the public

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The progressive Era

A time when people pushed for social and political reform

in America

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Jacob Riis

Investigated and exposed poverty and

tenements through photography

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Jane Adams

Women's rights advocate

<p>Women's rights advocate</p>