Histroy
Terms
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- What is populism
- Revolt of farmers and working people
- Omaha Platform
- (Politicle party agenda) wanted free silver, income tax, 8 hour workdays, direct election od senators, recall
- "Cross of Gold"
- William Jenning Bryan
- Jinoism/Jinoists
- Super Patriot
- Yellow Journalism
- Journalism based on half truth
- Remember the maine
- Came out from the news papers
- Platt and teller amendments
- Said we would free cuba
- Rough Riders/ San Juan Hill
- Teddy Roosevlets crew
- Social gospel
- group of preachers that gave away food, shelter and clothing
- Trust Busters
- Roosevelt - took companies to court
- Muckrakers
- Stir up dirt
- The Jungle/Upton Sinclair
- Bad condition Meat processing plants
- The Octopus
- Railroad
- Amendment 16
- Income Tax
- Amendment 17
- Senators
- Amendment 18
- Alcohol
- Amendment 19
- Womens right to vote
- Conservation
- Created alot of national forest
- Stewarship Theory
- Teddy Rosevelts represent all the people in the US
- Open door Policy
- John Kay policy toward china
- Russo-Japanese War
- Roosevelt ended war with china and recieved piece prize
- Big Stick diplomacy
- Forces the U.S. ideas
- Roosvelt Corollary
- Became police of the W Hemisphere
- Panama canal
- Roosevelt made the dirt fly
- Dollar Diplomacy
- Taft made for Cheveron
- Election of 1912
- Woodrow wilson won
- Bull moose party
- Teddy's Party
- Suffragettes
- Womens right to vote
- W.C.T.U.
- Anti Alcohol
- "Dollar" Mark Hanna
- Dealmaker for republican
- William Randolph Hearst
- NY Journalist
- Joseph Pulitzer
- NY Post
- The judge
- William Howard Taft
- The Professor
- Woodrow Wilson
- Alfred Thayer Mahan
- Pushed panama canal
- Adm. George Dewey
- Won battle of Manel Bay
- Robert LaFollette
- Senator leader from agressive republic
- Hiram Johnson
- Gov, Senator
- John Hay
- Secretary of State
- "Princess" Alice Roosevelt - LOngwroth
- Teddy's Daughter
- Carrie Nation
- Lady in black dress caried hatchet and destroyed bars
- Elizabeth Cady Stanton
- Leader of womens right to vote