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Knights of Labor union led by Terence Powderley-1878

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Knights of Labor union led by Terence Powderley-1878

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These "knights" wanted to decrease the work day hours and regulate pay. They also wanted to abolish child labor, create equal pay, and create compensation for on-job injury. This was a movement in the liberal/progression section.

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During this age, more people were coming to America to seek what they thought was pure success and "gold". This age mainly fell into the laissez-faire/conservative section.

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Jay Cooke and Company collapses  which is a Philadelphia investment bank and nationwide panic is brought upon the people and triggers an economic depression that lasts till 1879. The government had a laissez-faire/conservative view.

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Two men from the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad walk off the job in Maryland creating a strike that shut down thousands of miles of track throughout the United States. This strike was progressive.

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Restriction of Chinese immigrants entering the country. People thought tat because of their race they should be treated and talked about differently making them feel like complete foreigners to the "open" country. The government wanted to be involved making it progressive.

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American Federation of Labor led by Samuel Gompers-1886

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American Federation of Labor led by Samuel Gompers-1886

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This was a national federation of labor unions. They fought for what the labors wanted, better wages, lower hours, and better treatment. This was aimed in the liberal/progressive side of things.

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Everywhere, in most businesses people were striking for what they wanted and thought they deserved. This was fighting for more liberal/progressive rules.

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This "bomb" went off when many protesters were gathered and authorities saw it necessary for heavy force to come in and stop them. Police fire and many were killed and/or injured. The protesters wanted liberal/progressive and the authorities wanted to keep it laissez-faire/conservative.

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This act was designed to regulate the railroad industry. This gave the government control over what was being traded between states though railroad. This was a step towards liberal/progressive for the government.

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This act regulated competition among enterprises. This was against monopolies which helped the laborers gain what the wanted. This was a step toward a more liberal/progressive government.

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The richest group in America became known as the bankers and stockbrokers-1890

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The richest group in America became known as the bankers and stockbrokers-1890

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This a big change because it used to be the bosses of the individual companies. Business started having less control over so much so things were become more liberal/progressive.

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Serious economic depression. This was caused by the collapse of two of the country largest employers. A panic in the stock market erupted from this. This was a result of the laissez-faire/conservative government previously.

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This was the first national strike in the US. It was a railroad strike. Violence broke out because of how big this strike was. This was the laborers way of trying to create a liberal/progressive government.

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Meat Inspection Act and Pure Food and Drug Act-1906

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Meat Inspection Act and Pure Food and Drug Act-1906

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The Meat Inspection Act set sanitary standards for the meat-packing industry. People started to realize how bad the conditions of the slaughter houses were. This required merchants to label their food and drugs correctly. This act was progressive.

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Rockefeller had become the worlds first billionaire-1913

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Rockefeller had become the worlds first billionaire-1913

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This was a big deal because that kind of money was only caused by one thing, which was the fact that he was the owner of a big business. He loved the laissez-faire/conservative style of government.

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The 16th and 17th Amendments were ratified in 1913. The 16th Amendment created a federal income tax. The 17th Amendment changed how senators were elected. It now allowed people to appoint the newest senators in elections. This was for the people so it was progressive.

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This act created 12 Federal Reserve banks to be supervised by a Federal Reserve Board. The
Federal Reserve System is the central banking system of the United States, and still in existence today. This was the government stepping in so it was progressive.

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(Spent more than we can back with gold in our treasuries)

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Now more common people own  a car. One car rolls off the line every two hours. Ford believed that leisure was good for workers. Now, the government was more concerned with social life rather than business. This was liberal/progressive.

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This amendment was written to stop the production and consumption of alcohol.  Now the government was more involved. They were liberal/and for progression.

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Congress passed the 19th Amendment, which gave women the right to vote. This amendment gave all women who were citizens of the United States the right to vote in all elections in the United States. This was a big step for all women being treated equally. This amendment was progressive.

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Klan march in Tulsa/second wave of the KKK-1922

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Klan march in Tulsa/second wave of the KKK-1922

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The KKK promoted 100% Americanism which was wrong. They ended up promoting white mobs to go to Tulsa and strip this Black town of every success it had built. These people were normally fr big business making it laissez-faire/conservative style of government.

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Lots of new jobs are being presented. People are loaning from the bank in order to buy stock. Government was letting people do as they pleased making it liberal/progressive.

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Harding dies; Coolidge becomes president-Segregation and poverty afflicts the Jim Crow south-August 1923

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Harding dies; Coolidge becomes president-Segregation and poverty afflicts the Jim Crow south-August 1923

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At this point big business still reigns. The South starts to segregate more and more and people of color want to move North. With segregation taking over states, the government started to back away creating a more laissez-faire/conservative look.

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This was the movement of 6 million plus African American from the rural South to the North. This happened from 1916 to 1970. This happened because the government was laissez-faire/conservative.

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This was an experience set in Harlem, New York, which included a change in Black communities. There was an explosion in music mainly coming from this. This was progressive for the community.

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25 million dollars lost overnight. The government was liberal/progressive and saw what happens when the people are to free.

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When the stock market crashed, economy went down with it too. Hoover was the president at the time. Government was for progression but still had some laissez-faire/conservative views.

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People did not know that their money that they were depositing did not go right into a vault but instead it was being used for different bonds. People got scared and tried to withdrawal all their money and there was not enough currency for the bank to give back. This happened because the government was to laissez-faire/conservative.

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This act guarantees the right of private sector employees to organize into trade unions, engage in collective bargaining, and take collective action such as strikes. I think the government did this to create a more equal life for all people. This was for the people that wanted a liberal/progressive government.

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During the first 100 days of FDR's presidency, he passed over 15 new laws to help the depression. This was progressive.

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FDR has his first fireside chat which changed the way of communication between the president and the citizens. In this he addressed the bank crisis. The government was now involved with the citizens more, making the government progressive.

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This amendment repealed the 18th amendment making alcohol legal again. The reasoning for this was that the crime was worse when prohibition was a thing, so the amendment was repealed. The government was involved to much but then noticed they had to be progressive in order to win over the citizens.

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The purpose of this was to use farm leftovers to regulate the production of farm materials. This was banned after the second World War. A lot of people saw this as wasteful and immoral. This was suppose to be progressive but most citizens found it not useful.

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The National Recovery Administration (NRA)-

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The National Recovery Administration (NRA)-

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Made to help establish national economic planning by running a series of codes for industries. They were made to control production,prices, labor, and different ways of trade. It ended up being ruled unconstitutional. This was for progressive government.

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Federal Emergency Relief Agency (FERA)-1933

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Federal Emergency Relief Agency (FERA)-1933

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This act allowed families to be paid for taking work that was organized by the government . It ended in 1935 because it was ended by the WPA which helped start projects. Financial aid was given as a result of the unemployed insurance. This was towards a more progressive government.

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The first New Deal administration made left leaning people happy and right leaning people angry-1935

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The first New Deal administration made left leaning people happy and right leaning people angry-1935

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Roosevelt decided to try and stay towards the middle because of this and as he started to use the progressive government happy, people started to like him more.
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This at was put in place because the unemployed was having no money, this set up federal insurance for the unemployed. This act was progressive within the government.

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Second New Deal started to come into place-1935-1938

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Second New Deal started to come into place-1935-1938

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Roosevelt was elected into his second term of presidency-1936

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Roosevelt was elected into his second term of presidency-1936

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The supreme court ruled against 7 of the 9 New Deal administrations-end of 1936

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The supreme court ruled against 7 of the 9 New Deal administrations-end of 1936

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The government realized they were being to free and didn't like the federal money being spent of unemployment so took more action and became more progressive for the people.

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This act set up projects to create housing for low income families. This project allowed for the poverty rate to go down. This was progressive.

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This act is the one which created a minimum wage and overtime pay for when people worked more than 40 hours a week. It also made sure minors could not be working in child labor. That act was for progressive government.

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January 20, 1941, Roosevelt was put into his third term of presidency

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January 20, 1941, Roosevelt was put into his third term of presidency