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The wide expansion of manufacturing and production of materials and goods.

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Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882- Progressive

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Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882- Progressive

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Immigration was almost completely banned from China to America, because of political tension and propaganda brought on by American citizens

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Carnegie's Gospel of Wealth (June 1889) Laissez-Faire

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Carnegie's Gospel of Wealth (June 1889) Laissez-Faire

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A book by Andrew Carnegie, written to give "pointers" on how to become economically successful like Him. The book's main selling point was that, with hard work, people could be successful and rich like Carnegie

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Homestead Strike (July 1-6 1892) -Progressive

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Homestead Strike (July 1-6 1892) -Progressive

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A large strike caused by cut wages in one of Andrew Carnegie's steel plants

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Massive growth to cities and towns that caused overpopulation and lack of availability to get a good job.

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Tulsa Race Massacre (May 31- June 1 1921) Laissez-Faire

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Tulsa Race Massacre (May 31- June 1 1921) Laissez-Faire

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The Greenwood District of Tulsa, Oklahoma, a predominantly black district. was the victim of race violence, when their entire district was burnt to the ground after a dispute

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Warren Harding Dies     (August 2 1923)      

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Warren Harding Dies     (August 2 1923)      

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Laissez-Faire. Warren Harding dies from a heart attack, causing Coolidge to take over as president

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Herbert Hoover Elected President (March 4th 1929)

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Herbert Hoover Elected President (March 4th 1929)

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Laissez-Faire. Although Hoover did some good things, his effectiveness on the protection of the economy caused a large crash

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Black Tuesday                October 29 1929 Laissez-Faire  

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Black Tuesday                October 29 1929 Laissez-Faire  

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The start of the Great Depression. On this date, 14 billion dollars were lost in the NYSE, and millions of shares were sold of for fractions of buying price. After this day, the government was forced to step in, and this marked the unofficial end of Laissez-Faire tactics

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Great Depression               1929-1939 Progressive

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Great Depression               1929-1939 Progressive

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Steepest drop in economic security in United States History. During the Great Depression, unemployment was at a concerning high point, and economic trust toward banks was at an all time low. At this time in history, life was all fine and dandy, but once the depression hit, great lives were no more. The average working class was hit the hardest, but even some of the wealthy were severely affected by this crash

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FDR Elected President    (March 4th 1933)   Progressive

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FDR Elected President    (March 4th 1933)   Progressive

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As president, FDR fixed problems in the economy and established a multitude of programs that solved high unemployment

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FDR's Fireside Chat(1)     March 12 1933 Progressive

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FDR's Fireside Chat(1)     March 12 1933 Progressive

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This speech, done over radio, described FDR's New Deal and FDR's plan to lead the economic recovery needed to get America out of the depression

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FDR's Fireside Chat(2)         May 7 1933 Progressive

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FDR's Fireside Chat(2)         May 7 1933 Progressive

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This speech, also done over radio, followed the First Fireside Chat in FDR's plan for the people, not the government. This Fireside Chat, unlike the other though, was more about the fixing of unemployment through a plethora of agencies created by Him