considered free even if he is in free not people. Slaves remain territory. slaves even if they travel to free territory. (North does not like this) Period 6 - 1865- 1877 - Gilded Age, Big Business, Populist Party States are not allowed to regulate Another example of federal Wabash v. interstate commerce, meaning government is greater than Illinois they can't control how much state gov't. Reformers look (1886) railroads can charge, only federal to federal government for government can. assistance now. Established the idea of "separate but equal" which Plessy v. Legalized segregation in PUBLIC will segregate black and Ferguson owned facilities based on the idea whites. Racist policy and (1896) of "separate but equal" Civil Rights Movement in 1950s-1960s will try to overturn this. Period 7 - Imperialism, Progressivism, WWI, WWII (1890-1945) Individuals living in foreign The Constitution does not follow US territory are considered the flag. Just because the U.S. has "alien races" and can't Insular Cases foreign territory does not mean understand "anglo-saxon (1901) those people have the same rights laws". These ideas lead to as Americans. (e.g. Puerto Rico, new imperialism and white Guam) man's burden to civilize. Teddy Roosevelt becomes the first president to break up Northern Federal government has the power a major trust. He is known as Securities v. to find monopolies illegal under a trust-buster. Future U.S. (1904) Sherman Anti-Trust Act. President (like Taft) will start to break up more trusts) This is a win a for the Women are not allowed to work Muller v. working class women, more 10-hour days due to health Oregon (1908) gaining more economic and community concerns. rights. Upholds the Espionage Act of 1917, This is why you can't yell which said that anyone who bomb at at an airport Schenck v. US interferes with the war effort can be because it can be (1919) sent to jail. You do not have the dangerous. Also, the gov't freedom speech if it shows a "clear stifles democracy at home by
considered free even if he is in free territory. not people. Slaves remain slaves even if they travel to free territory. (North does not like this) Period 6 - 1865- 1877 - Gilded Age, Big Business, Populist Party Wabash v. Illinois (1886) States are not allowed to regulate interstate commerce, meaning they can't control how much railroads can charge, only federal government can. Another example of federal government is greater than state gov't. Reformers look to federal government for assistance now. Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) Legalized segregation in PUBLIC owned facilities based on the idea of "separate but equal" Established the idea of "separate but equal" which will segregate black and whites. Racist policy and Civil Rights Movement in 1950s-1960s will try to overturn this. Period 7 - Imperialism, Progressivism, WWI, WWII (1890-1945) Insular Cases (1901) The Constitution does not follow the flag. Just because the U.S. has foreign territory does not mean those people have the same rights as Americans. (e.g. Puerto Rico, Guam) Individuals living in foreign US territory are considered "alien races" and can't understand "anglo-saxon laws". These ideas lead to new imperialism and white man's burden to civilize. Northern Securities v. U.S. (1904) Federal government has the power to find monopolies illegal under Sherman Anti-Trust Act. Teddy Roosevelt becomes the first president to break up a major trust. He is known as a trust-buster. Future President (like Taft) will start to break up more trusts) Muller v. Oregon (1908) Women are not allowed to work more 10-hour days due to health and community concerns. This is a win a for the working class women, gaining more economic rights. Schenck v. US (1919) Upholds the Espionage Act of 1917, which said that anyone who interferes with the war effort can be sent to jail. You do not have the freedom speech if it shows a "clear This is why you can't yell bomb at at an airport because it can be dangerous. Also, the gov't stifles democracy at home by