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HIST 151 Test 1

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Homestead Act of 1862 Made available land in the form of 160-acre grants to 400,000 individuals and families from 1862 to 1890- Schweikart and Allen
Populism (core beliefs) Born from stiff opposition to gold and railroads, evolving from organizations such as the Grange (1867) and the Greenbacker Party (1876), then launched as a national political campaign in the 1890s a political style of action that mobilizes a large ali
Battle of Wounded Knee
Ignatius Donnelly Created the ideology of producers v. parasites Emerging Populists began developing their own political rhetoric, awaking folks to evils of capitalism, and warning of a sinister threat to their way of life
Turner's Frontier Thesis
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show
Tom Watson Populist
William Jennings Bryan
Industrialization--why here?
Andrew Carnegie and American Steel
The "New" Imperialism
Alfred Mahan's "Pre-requisites"
The Robber Barons (main players)
Jingoism
J.P. Morgan and the Panic of 1893
The White Man's Burden
Holding Companies and Monopolies
Yellow Journalism
Horizontal and Vertical Integration
The Spanish-American War
Homestead and Henry Clay Frick
Philippines ("Benevolent Assimilation")
Pullman and Ludlow (problems of labor)
Theodore Roosevelt and the "Big Stick"
The "New" Negro
The "New" Immigration
Acculturation vs. Americanization
Sharecropping (weaknesses)
Urban Life and Political Machnes
Booker T. Washington (Industrial Ed)
Nativism (underlying justifications)
WEB Dubois (Talented 10th)
Biological Theory and Eugenics
The Niagara Movement and the NAACP
Immigration Restrictions (know the acts)
Jim Crow (Origins)
Anti-Immigration Organizations
Plessy v. Ferguson and John M. Harlan
The Birth of a Nation
Herrenvolk Democracy
"100% Americanism"
The Mississippi Plan
The 2nd Klan (main players)
The Problems of Identity
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