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mass production assembly line process
corporation group ownership of a buisness formed to raise capital
limited liability stockholders financial responsablility in case of a corperation's failure
monopoly trusts domination of a industry
trunk lines major rail lines that link seaports with the great lakes
dividend portion of a companys yearly profits recieved by the companys shareholders
dawes act law that ended tribal ownership of land
nativism anti-immagarant attitude
american federation of labor founders wanted to seperate union for every skill
pendleton act legislation that attempted to reform the cival service
sherman anti trust act decleared combination, trust, and conspericy illegal
grange founded by farmers to voice there concerns
knights of labor included male and female, skilled or unskilled
tenture of office act barred the presidant from removing office holders without the consent of the senate
compromise of 1887 provided the withdrawl of federal troops from the south
15th amendment prohibited any state from limiting the vote because of race
13th amendment abolished slavery
14th amendment decreed that all native born or naturalized males were US citizens
crop lien system enabled poor farmers to pledge thier future crops against loans
sharecropping enabled farmers to rent a peice of land for a portion of the yield
black codes regulated the lives of former slaves in the former confederate statues
enforcement act authorized the use of the army in fighting terrorist groups
henry david thoreau protested the mexican war by not paying taxes
william Lloyd garrison promoted abolition in the liberator
stephen F. austin led early american settlers to texas
jefferson davis governed the confederate states of america
Eli Whitney invented the cotten gin
brigham young led mormans to what is now utah
Horace mann created the model of tax supported schools
dred scott sued his owner for freedom
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