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8
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state and local laws that mandated racial segreation in public facilities
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9
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made campaign contributions from federal employeses illegal
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12
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growth of urban areas that cause rural migration
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14
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movement of non-natives to a country to live there
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15
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where immigrants came to enter the US on the West coast
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16
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made so trains could run at the same time
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17
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deadliest industrial disaster in New York City
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18
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aftermath of a bombing at a labor demonstration
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19
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invented the first working telephone
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20
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case that upheald the rights to allow racial segregation in public places
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24
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federal law that forbid the immigration of Chinese laborers
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25
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agreement between the US and Japan to stop the immigration of its laborers to the US
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27
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desined to regulate the railroad industry
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28
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place for new european immigrants to stay
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30
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removes impurites from iron
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32
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a federation of North American labor unions that merged with the Congress of Industrial Organizations in 1955
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33
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free government delivery of mail in outlying country areas
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34
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founder of Hull House
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35
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clause stating that if your grandfather was able to vote, then you can
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36
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provided retirement, diability and survivor benefits to most civilian employees
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37
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group that controls the activities of a political party
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38
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exclusive control of supply or trade in a commodity or service
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39
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tax levied on every adult
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40
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houses that are connected by sidewalls
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48
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period in the US when the economy expanded and goverment and society was influenced
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