immigration” A. Nation, temperance “new tenements-low income housing Barton, American Red Cross Jane Addams, House Denis Kerney Chinese Exclusion Act (1882) Literacy tests African-Americans: American Protective Association Plan Lloyd Wright (architect) South”-South after Civil War-idea they “New Louis Sullivan (architect) of the modern would become more industrialized and “father skyscraper” forge partnerships with the Northern economy Gilded Age: Social, Intellectual and Cultural Henry Grady Movements: Slaughter House Cases-tested 14th amendment Charles Darwin (theory of evolution), Sharecropping On Origin Crop lien laws of the Species Herbert Spencer, Social Darwinism (applied to Lynching business) Booker T. Washington Andrew Carnegie, George Washington Carver The Gospel of Wealth Henry Ward Beecher W.E.B. Dubois Dwight L. Moody tenth” “talented Reverend Josiah Strong Jim Crow laws Salvation Army Movement-led to NAACP founding Social Gospel Movement (founded 1909) YMCA (official magazine of NAACP) The Crisis Brigham Young The West and Populism: Morrill Act-funding education Homestead Act of 1862 Edward Bellamy, Oliver H. Kelly Looking Backward Henry George, on Granger Movement Progress and Poverty-book inequality Granger Laws Single tax Barbed wire Age” Plains Indians “Gilded noveau Chivington/Sand Creek massacre (CO), 1864 Mark Twain Custer’s Massacre (a.k.a. of Little Bighorn), Stephen (1876) Henry James Fetterman Massacre/Red War, and Horatio Alger books (1866-68) Willa Cather Chief Joseph will fight no more forever” “I Joseph Pulitzer of (1890) William Randolph Hearst Dawes Severalty Act (1887) Susan B. Anthony, women’s rights Safety valve thesis Elizabeth Cady Stanton, women’s rights Frederick Jackson Turner, Frontier Thesis Alice Paul, women’s rights Carrie Chapman Catt, women’s rights of “Crime ‘73” Francis Willard, temperance, women’s rights Silver Purchase Act
“new immigration” tenements-low income housing Jane Addams, House Denis Kerney Chinese Exclusion Act (1882) Literacy tests American Protective Association Lloyd Wright (architect) Louis Sullivan (architect) “father of the modern skyscraper” Gilded Age: Social, Intellectual and Cultural Movements: Charles Darwin (theory of evolution), On Origin of the Species Herbert Spencer, Social Darwinism (applied to business) Andrew Carnegie, The Gospel of Wealth Henry Ward Beecher Dwight L. Moody Reverend Josiah Strong Salvation Army Social Gospel Movement YMCA Brigham Young Morrill Act-funding education Edward Bellamy, Looking Backward Henry George, Progress and Poverty-book on inequality Single tax “Gilded Age” noveau Mark Twain Stephen Henry James Horatio Alger books Willa Cather Joseph Pulitzer William Randolph Hearst Susan B. Anthony, women’s rights Elizabeth Cady Stanton, women’s rights Alice Paul, women’s rights Carrie Chapman Catt, women’s rights Francis Willard, temperance, women’s rights A. Nation, temperance Barton, American Red Cross African-Americans: Plan “New South”-South after Civil War-idea they would become more industrialized and forge partnerships with the Northern economy Henry Grady Slaughter House Cases-tested 14th amendment Sharecropping Crop lien laws Lynching Booker T. Washington George Washington Carver W.E.B. Dubois “talented tenth” Jim Crow laws Movement-led to NAACP founding (founded 1909) The Crisis (official magazine of NAACP) The West and Populism: Homestead Act of 1862 Oliver H. Kelly Granger Movement Granger Laws Barbed wire Plains Indians Chivington/Sand Creek massacre (CO), 1864 Custer’s Massacre (a.k.a. of Little Bighorn), (1876) Fetterman Massacre/Red War, and (1866-68) Chief Joseph “I will fight no more forever” of (1890) Dawes Severalty Act (1887) Safety valve thesis Frederick Jackson Turner, Frontier Thesis “Crime of ‘73” Silver Purchase Act