Cultural
Values
Social
Reformers
Foreign
Policy
Angry
Farmers
Minorities
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What British monarch’s name is
used to define the social and
cultural mores of the Gilded
Age?
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Queen Victoria
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This view of middle and upper
class women was still the norm in
the Victorian era.
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The Cult of Domesticity
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This fundamentalist evangelist
questioned Darwin’s theory of
evolution
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Dwight L. Moody
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This college sport began to rival
baseball in popularity
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Football
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The heavyweight boxing champion
for much of the 1880’s and 90’s
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John L. Sullivan
John L. Sullivan
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His novel, Looking Backward,
caused Americans to question the
policies of their national
government
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Edward Bellamy
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This Baptist minister’s “Social
Gospel” challenged the existing
creed of the “Gospel of Wealth”
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Walter Rauschenbusch
15
This president of the WCTU
exemplifies the growing leadership
role that women played in social
reform movements
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Francis Willard
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This co-founder of Hull House also
founded the Illinois Women’s
Alliance
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Florence Kelly
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After the split over the 15th
Amendment, The two competing
movements re-united in 1890 as:
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The National American Women’s
Suffrage Association (NAWSA)
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This international movement
towards colonization is adopted by
key members of the Republican
Party in the 1890’s
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Imperialism
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This naval expert’s book, The
Influence of Sea Power upon
History, influenced many foreign
policy experts to advocate for a
stronger American navy
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Alfred Thayer Mahan
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This Secretary of state under
Garfield and Harrison was a leading
advocate of American imperialism
and was instrumental in establishing
the first Pan-American Conference
in 1889.
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James G. Blaine
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This missionary’s Our Country: Its
Possible Future and its Present
Crisis (1885) called upon white
Protestants to colonize and
“Christianize” the peoples of the
developing world
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Josiah Strong
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American plantation owners lead a
“revolt” on this Island, and with the
help of U.S. marines, overthrow its
monarch and create a republic
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Hawaii
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This Farmer’s organization began in
Texas in the mid 1880’s. Its initial
goal was to form farm co-operatives
but it will quickly evolve into a
political force.
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Farmer’s Alliance
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What were three major issues of the
Farmer’s Alliance?
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Sub-treasury plan, greater regulation
of railroads, unlimited coinage of
silver, nationalization of banks,
lower tariffs
35
This political party grows out of the
Farmer’s Alliance, and issues its first
“platform” in Ocala Florida known
as the Ocala Demands
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The Populist (People’s) Party
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What issues did the Populists add to
the 1892 Omaha Platform to appeal
to industrial workers?
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8 hour work day, direct elections
of senators, allowing states to
institute the initiative and
referendum.
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This was the Populist candidate in
the election of 1892
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James G. Weaver
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Latinos in the Southwest formed this
group to fight against Anglos who
were privatizing historically
communal lands
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Las Gorra Blancas
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These two industries account for the
over 100,000 Chinese immigrants in
the American west in the 1880’s
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Mining and RR construction
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These laws limited and eventually
barred immigration from China to
the U.S.
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Chinese Exclusion Acts of 1882
and 1892
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These laws, created to subvert the
Civil Rights Act of 1875, allowed
for segregated facilities throughout
the South
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Jim Crow
Bonus: What S.C. Ruling will
uphold the constitutionality of
Jim Crow?
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These methods were used to
disenfranchise Blacks throughout the
South in the 1880’s and 90’s
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Poll Tax, Literacy Tests,
Grandfather Clauses and The
KKK and violence
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