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Marks the end of the Reconstruction era. Federal troops withdrawn from the South, effectively ending efforts to protect the rights of African Americans, leading to the establishment of the 'New South'.

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The Dawes Act aims to assimilate Native Americans into American society by allotting land to individuals rather than tribes, leading to significant loss of tribal lands.

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The Oklahoma Land Rush opens up the 'Unassigned Lands' in the center of present-day Oklahoma to white settlers, marking a significant expansion Westward.

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The Homestead Strike reveals the increasing tensions between labor and capital in the growing industrial landscape of the United States.

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The Panic of 1893 was a severe economic depression in the United States that led to bank failures, industrial collapse, and mass unemployment.