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The Dingley Tariff Act - 7 flN~Qlfl¶J
1898
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The Teller Resolution - 20 IUIMJW
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The Foraker Act - 12 LUWIUU
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The Army Act or The Platt Amendment - 2 hlfloJ
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The Hay-Pauncefote Treaty - I8 WQflkllUU
1902
The Newlands Reclamation Act - 17 %jUlfJU
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The Spooner Act - 28 @UlUU
The Philippines Government Act - 1 fl~flQlt%J
1903
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The Elkins Act - 19 ?%lnl&Ji
The Hay-Herran Treaty - 17 GUlftU
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1904
The Roosevelt Corollary - 6 6'u'JlflU
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1905
The Taft-Katsura Agreement - 29 fl3flQlflU
The Treaty of Portsmouth - 5 n"UUlUU
1906
The Hepburn Act
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The Meat Inspection Act - 30 @UlUU
The Pure Food and Drug Act - 30 %jUlUU
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1907
The Inland Waterways Commission
The Gentleman’s Agreement - 24 fj¶Jfllw”wb”
The Great White Fleet - 16 ~UU?lRU
1908
The White House Conservation Conference - 13 WtJWllflU
The Root-Takahira Agreement - 30 Wt)fl?ftlfJU
1909
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1910
The Mann-Elkins Act - 18 @UlUU
The Publicity Act - 25 fkjUlUU
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1913
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The Seventeenth Amendment - 31 ‘MlIlnlnoJ
The Underwood Tariff Act - 3 ~~IFIIJ
The Federal Reserve Act - 23 k’ualnol
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The Smith-Lever Act - 8 W)IlfllflI.J
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The Sarajevo Crisis - 28 $UltrU
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The Federal Trade Commission Act - 26 f%JUlUU
The Clayton Antitrust Act - 15 ~tl'l?l¶J
1915
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1916
The Federal Farm Lok Act
The Adamson Act
The Keating - Owen Act
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The National Defense Act
The Big Navy Act
1917
The Zimmerman Telegram - 19 ¶JfI5l’M
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The Selective Service Act
The War Industrial Board
The War Finance Corporation
The Emergency Fleet Corporation
The Railroad Adminsitration
The Fuel Adminsitration
The National War Labor Board
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The War Labor Policies Board
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William McKinley
1843-1901; Ohio
Republican '
In office: 1897-1901
President
Vice Presiders
Secretary of State
Secretaly of
Tr.ra.wJty
%c;i;etl:y cf wz
Attorney
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William McKinley
Garret A. Hobart
Theodore Rooseveh
John Sherman
Willii R. Day
John Hay
Lyman 1. Gage
1897-1901
1897-1901
1901
1897-1898
1898
1898-1901
1897-1901
P.uss~!ss-!! A. A!ger
Elihu Root
Joseph McKenna
John W. Griggs
Philander C. Knox
James A. Gary
Charles E. Smith
John D. Long
Gmelim hl. Bliss
Ethan A. Hitchcxk
James Wilson
1897-1899
1899-1901
1897-3898
1898-1901
1901
1897-1898
1898-1901
i897-1901
1897-1899
1899-1901
1897-1901
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Theodore
Roosevelt
18584919; New York
Republican
Irk office: 1901-1909
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1901-1905
1905-1909
1909
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lSO4-1908
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1901-1902
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1904-1905
1905-1907
1907-1909
1901-1902
1902-1904
1904-1905
1905-1906
1906-1908
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1907-I!%9
1901-1909
Sccremq of Navy
sccremq of
Interior
.smaq of
Atjricultum
sccmmq of L&x
and ciJmmerce
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George 8. Conelyou
Victor H. Metcalf
oscar s. Stnlu
Charles Nag4
1903-1904
19%1906
1906-1909
1909
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William H. Taft
1857-1930; Ohio
Republican
In office: 19094913
The Tab Mmln$tntkm
President
Vice President
secretary of Stare
secretary of
TrearUry
SecretaIy of War
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William H. Taft
Jams S. Sherman
Philander C. Knox
Franklin MacVeagh
1909-1913
1909-1913
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1909-1913
Jaccb M. Dick&m
Henry L. Stimson
George W. Wickenham
Fm& H. Hitchcock
1909- l!)l 1
1911-1913
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1909-1!n3
George van L. Meyer
Richard A. Ballinga
Walter-L Fisher
Jamca ,Wilson
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1909-1911
1911-1913
1909-1913
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Woodrow Wilson
18561924; New Jersey
Democrat
In office: 1913-1921
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Woocimw \Wiljon
1913-1921
V&C
Tlimti
i913-1921
President
R. Marshall
Secretary of State
William J. Bryan
Robert Laming
Bainbiidge Colby
191.3-1915
1915-1920
1920-1921
secretary of
TreaJury
William G. McAda,
carter Gh
I)avid F. Houston
1913-1918
19%10x
1920-1921
Secremry of war
Lindley M. Garrian
Newton p. Baker
1913-1916
1916-1921
Attorney
James C. McReynolds
Thomas w. Grepry
A. Mitchell Palmer
General
1913-1914
!914-i9!9
1919-1921
Postmaster
GCIlCd
Albert S. BurIeson
1913-1921
Secretary of Navy
Jorephur Danielr
1913-1921
secretary of
Interior
Franklin K. Lane
John B. Payne
1913-1920
1920-1921
Secretar), of
Agriculture
David F. Houston
Edwin T. Meredirh
1913-1920
1920-1921
Secretary of
Commerce
William C. Rrdheld
Joshua W. Alexander
1913-1919
1919-1921
Secreraq
Wilbam B. Wilson
l913-192i
of Labor
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LILIUOKAIANI OF HAWAII
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hmib Islands
Tk Hawaiian Islands tmvided the United States with bodt
a ccmuenienr stopping joinr on the way w Asian market.5
ad a strategic naual station in the Pa&.
Celebrating the Annexation of Hawaii
American r&dents of Hawaii gather in front of lolqi
Palace, the principal government building of Honolulu,
to celebrate the 1898 annexation of the islands by the
United States.
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opposing war
This: popular song of 1915 conoeys the antiwar
sentiment that swept America after lhe European
war began in 1914.
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EMIL10 AGUINALDO.
PHILIPPINE REVOLUTIONARY
n
“ P a n c h o ” VfUs, P brilliant borsemnn w a s
thought of by many Mexicans as a modern’Robin
Hood.
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John HEY (1838-19os) ‘He became a headlinecatching secretory of dote under President &Kinley, notably
with the Open Door. (library of Congress.)
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Sausage-Making,
c. I906
WhiteJacketed
inspecton like these on the right made some pmgt-es
in dedng up the septic slaughterhouses aper the possoge ofthe Meot lnspecrion Act in 1906.
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