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APUSH Period 6: Chapter 20 - Statistics

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Hint Answer % Correct
Post reconstruction era, filled with internal corruption but national growth Gilded Age
75%
Co-founded NAACP, civil rights activist W.E.B. Du Bois
67%
First attempt at limiting trusts, upset businesses Sherman Antitrust Act
58%
Only those who are qualified can hold a specific government position Pendleton Act
42%
Amended the Sherman Antitrust Act, made it stricter Clayton Antitrust Act
33%
26th president, expanded executive powers, very popular Theodore Roosevelt
33%
Women cannot work 10+ hours a day in this court case Muller vs. Oregon
25%
People vote to remove someone from office Recall
25%
Founded Railway Union, Pullman Strike Eugene V. Debs
17%
South states vote uniamously for the Democrat presidential candidate Solid South
17%
W.E.B. Du Bois reasons that a tenth of blacks have talent and can bring equality to all blacks Talented Tenth
17%
Advocated for popularism and progressive courses William Jennings Bryan
17%
Unlimited coinage of silver, increases inflation, benefits farmers Free Silver
8%
People vote bills into law made by legistlature Referendum
8%
Federal Reserve System created Federal Reserve Act
0%
Aimed to join all workers into one big union, wants to overthrow capitalism Industrial Works of the World
0%
Jewish-American, wrote 'Other's People's Money and how Bankers use it", member of the Supreme Court, exposed issues w/ banking Louis Brandeis
0%
Writer who made major contribution to Populist party Mary E. Lease
0%
Indian term for "Big Chiefs" Mugwumps
0%
Rights for blacks, combatted racial discrimination National Association for the advancement of Colored People
0%
More federal intervention in economic and social affairs, Teddy Roosevelt New Nationalism
0%
Political strategy of using the civil war to rally support "Waving the Bloody Shirt"
0%
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