Chronological Reasoning for Chapter 18

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1869
  • Completion of first transcontinental railroad.
  • National Woman Suffrage Association founded.
1870
  • John D. Rockefeller incorporates Standard Oil Company.
1872
  • Andrew Carnegie builds world’s largest steel plant.
1873
  • Wall Street panic leads to major economic depression.
1874
  • Woman’s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) founded.
1876
  • Alexander Graham Bell demonstrates telephone.
1877
  • Rutherford B. Hayes sworn in as president.
  • Munn v. Illinois.
1880
  • James A. Garfield elected president.
1881
  • Garfield assassinated; Vice President Chester A. Arthur becomes president.
1882
  • John D. Rockefeller develops the trust.
1883
  • Pendleton Civil Service Act.
1884
  • Grover Cleveland elected president.
1886
  • Wabash v. Illinois.
1887
  • Interstate Commerce Act.
1888
  • Benjamin Harrison elected president.
1890
  • McKinley tariff.
  • General Federation of Women’s Clubs
  • Sherman Antitrust Act.
1892
  • Ida B. Wells launches antilynching campaign.
1893
  • Wall Street panic touches off national depression.
1895
  • J. P. Morgan bails out U.S. Treasury.
1901
  • U.S. Steel incorporated and capitalized at $1.4 billion.
Table : CHRONOLOGY