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Assassinated McKinley Leon Czolgosz
Detective Sam Ireland
President William McKinley
President in 1904, Panama Canal Teddy Roosevelt
Rational scientific management of natural resources Resource Management
Methods of retaining control Holding Company
Settlement imposed by an outside party Arbitration
Strike of miners that dug hard coal, that fired most furnaces in the U.S Coal Strike of 1902
wanted 20 percent pay increase and only work 8 hours while securing the miner owners recognition of the union United Mine Workers
Chief justice of U.S William Howard Taft
outlawed misleading labels and dangerous chemical preservations Meat Inspection Act of 1906
Banned the manufacture, sale , or shipment of impure or falsely labeled food and drugs Pure food and Drug act
progressive , president of Princeton University Woodrow Wilson
a group whose responsibility it is to see that a company is in compliance with the existing loss Regulatory Commissions
the progressive party created by Roosevelt Bull Moose Party
leader of american rail way union during the pull man strike in 1894 Eugene Debs
An economic theory, advocating collective or social ownership of factories, mines, and other buisnesses socialism
private individuals own the means of production and profit by their ownership capitalism
argued government protection roosevelts "new" nationalism
banks have to keep a portion of their deposits in a reserve bank federal reserve system
prohibited interlocking directorates, which allowed companies to work together to reduce competition Clayton Antitrust Act
atteempted to stop unfair trading and business practices Federal Trade Commission
mandated segregation Jim Crow Laws
1896, supreme court ruled seperate Plessy vs. Ferguson
American educator Booker T. Washington
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