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Chapter Review

Chronological Reasoning for Chapter 21

Question

This chronology lists significant historical events covered in the chapter but not all of them are directly related. To complete this activity, select three to five events and write a creative, paragraph-length story that explains how these events are connected, what happened, and why it matters.

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CHRONOLOGY

1889
  • Jane Addams opens Hull House.
1896
  • Plessy v. Ferguson.
1900
  • Socialist Party founded.
1901
  • William McKinley assassinated; Theodore Roosevelt becomes president.
1902
  • Antitrust lawsuit filed against Northern Securities Company.
  • Roosevelt mediates anthracite coal strike.
1903
  • Women’s Trade Union League founded.
  • Panama Canal construction begins.
1904
  • Roosevelt Corollary to Monroe Doctrine.
1905
  • Industrial Workers of the World founded.
1906
  • Pure Food and Drug Act and Meat Inspection Act.
  • Atlanta race riot.
  • Hepburn Act.
1907
  • Panic on Wall Street.
  • “Gentlemen’s Agreement” with Japan.
1908
  • Muller v. Oregon.
  • William Howard Taft elected president.
1909
  • Garment workers’ strike.
  • National Association for the Advancement of Colored People formed.
1911
  • Triangle Shirtwaist Company fire.
1912
  • Roosevelt runs for president on Progressive Party ticket.
  • Woodrow Wilson elected president.
1913
  • Suffragists march in Washington, D.C.
  • Federal Reserve Act.
1914
  • Federal Trade Commission created.
  • Clayton Antitrust Act.
1916
  • Margaret Sanger opens first U.S. birth control clinic.