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The Forming of the National Woman Suffrage Association- May 15th, 1869- Liberal/Progressive

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The Forming of the National Woman Suffrage Association- May 15th, 1869- Liberal/Progressive

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This Association was formed to lobby state governments and achieve equality for women. They held mock ballots and actively rallied and held strikes, which eventually led all states to allow women to vote, the first two being Wyoming and Utah in 1920.

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The Sherman Antitrust Act was passed- 1890- Laissez-Faire/Conservative

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The Sherman Antitrust Act was passed- 1890- Laissez-Faire/Conservative

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The Sherman Antitrust Act was passed to prohibit trusts, monopolies and cartels. The Act was passed to promote economic justice and competitiveness, and to regulate interstate commerce.

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The Forest Reserve Act was Signed- March 3rd, 1891- Laissez-Faire/Conservative

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The Forest Reserve Act was Signed- March 3rd, 1891- Laissez-Faire/Conservative

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The Forest Reserve Act, signed by president Benjamin Harrison, was passed to protect nature from human exploitation. It's goal was to give the public access to the land, while still protecting natural resources from fast use, such as the burning of timber.

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The Homestead Strike- May 1892- Liberal/Progressive

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The Homestead Strike- May 1892- Liberal/Progressive

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Andrew Carnegie decided to demolish the sliding scale and shut his own company down. When the steel workers fought back to keep their jobs, Henry Frick sent a boat packed with strike-breakers to the mill, and they opened fire when they got within range, killing and wounding many of innocent people.

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The Radio was Invented- 1895- Laissez-Faire/Conservative

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The Radio was Invented- 1895- Laissez-Faire/Conservative

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The first radio was invented by Guglielmo Marconi in around 1895. It brought people together, as it was one of the first live broadcast of dialogue, music and other entertainment. It widened everyone's knowledge of cultural events and happenings.

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The Jungle, by Upton Sinclair was published- February 25, 1905- Liberal/Progressive

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The Jungle, by Upton Sinclair was published- February 25, 1905- Liberal/Progressive

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The Jungle, by Upton Sinclair was an expose about the uncleanliness of America's meat packing industry. It helped to change the lives of many, and opened many people's eyes to filth and contamination in their food.

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The Pure Food and Drug Act was Passed- 1906- Liberal/Progressive

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The Pure Food and Drug Act was Passed- 1906- Liberal/Progressive

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The Pure Food and Drug Act was passed to regulate food items that were shipped through interstate commerce. It ensured that severe measures would be taken to sanitize all food and drugs before consumption.

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The Forming of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People- February 12th, 1909- Laissez-Faire/Conservative

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The Forming of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People- February 12th, 1909- Laissez-Faire/Conservative

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President Roosevelt announced that segregation was to be minimized in public places, and that he wanted to create a better life for urban families. This led to NAACP being formed, which helped eliminate racial discrimination.

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The Workingmen's Compensation Act was signed- September 7th, 1916- Laissez-Faire/Conservative

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The Workingmen's Compensation Act was signed- September 7th, 1916- Laissez-Faire/Conservative

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The Workingmen's Compensation Act was signed by president Woodrow Wilson in 1916 to provide financial assistance to federal workers who had been injured in the workplace and to give injured workers access to medical services and rehabilitation, as well as providing aid to their families.

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The Tulsa Massacre- May 31st-June 1st 1921- Liberal/Progressive

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The Tulsa Massacre- May 31st-June 1st 1921- Liberal/Progressive

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Back in 1921, a multitude of black residents were given an area of land in Tulsa, Oklahoma to start their own sort of life. They rapidly expand, becoming more and more 'threatening' to American economy. A group of white men go to the town called Greenwood and start a massacre, started by suspicions about a black man and a white girl in an elevator. The white men raged and murdered many innocent people in Greenwood for two days straight, all because they felt threatened by some independent black families.

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The Great Depression- August 1929- March 1939- Liberal/Progressive (Every man for himself)

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The Great Depression- August 1929- March 1939- Liberal/Progressive (Every man for himself)

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The Great Depression started when the Stock Market crashed in 1929. It caused a Run on the Banks, which basically means that everyone rushed to get their money out of the banks, and not many could actually get all of their money out in time. Many people were out of jobs, and prices dropped for people to even afford them.

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The Start of the New Deal- March 3rd, 1933- Liberal/Progressive

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The Start of the New Deal- March 3rd, 1933- Liberal/Progressive

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The New Deal was introduced to America in 1933. FDR's plan consisted of several Acts and Domestic Programs that would get America back on its feet.

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The Hundred Days- March 9th- June 16th, 1933- Liberal/Progressive

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The Hundred Days- March 9th- June 16th, 1933- Liberal/Progressive

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The Hundred Days, otherwise known as the 73rd session of Congress met from the 9th of March to the 16th of June, and passed 15 bills that would help improve America's state. The Congress at that time consisted mostly of Democrats and progressive Republicans who worked together to create a better environment for American citizens. The Hundred days initiated the biggest works program, which consisted of many acts which eventually solved many problems in America.

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FDR Started his Fireside Chats- March 12th, 1933- Liberal/Progressive

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FDR Started his Fireside Chats- March 12th, 1933- Liberal/Progressive

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Just 8 days after taking office, Franklin Roosevelt started what he called Fireside Chats over the radio. They lasted anywhere between 11-44 minutes in duration. The Fireside Chats gave people an opportunity to listen in to the president talking, live, about how he planned to fix the mess that the country had gotten into, and how he planned to take action despite the struggles that everyone faced.

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The Agricultural Adjustment Act was passed- May 12th, 1933- Liberal/Progressive

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The Agricultural Adjustment Act was passed- May 12th, 1933- Liberal/Progressive

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The Agricultural Adjustment Act, signed by president Franklin Roosevelt, limited crop production, reduced stock numbers, and refinanced mortgages to better favor the struggling farmers in the US. It benefitted most farmers, in the hopes that it could help get the economy back to normal by influencing the produce and the crop production.

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The Tennessee Valley Authority was founded- May 18th, 1933- Laissez-Faire/Conservative

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The Tennessee Valley Authority was founded- May 18th, 1933- Laissez-Faire/Conservative

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The Tennessee Valley Authority was a corporation founded to tackle the issues facing that valley, such as flooding, providing electricity to homes and businesses, and replanting forests. It helped to ease some of the economic hardships that residents in the valley faced, and, in the long run, contributed to the end of the Great Depression.

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The National Recovery Administration was founded- June 20th, 1933- Liberal/Progressive

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The National Recovery Administration was founded- June 20th, 1933- Liberal/Progressive

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The National Recovery Administration was a corporation created to promote workplace compliance. It worked to solve issues with hours of work, rates of pay, and prices to charge for products in different companies in the US.

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The Public Works Administration was founded- July 1st, 1939- Liberal/Progressive

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The Public Works Administration was founded- July 1st, 1939- Liberal/Progressive

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The Public Works Administration had a goal of building large-scale public works, such as dams, bridges, hospitals and schools. It worked to maintain a healthy economy and community.