The primary economic concern of Midwestern farmers in the 1880s.

The processing center for Asian immigration.

Name for a system of political bosses using patronage and graft to manipulate politics and society.

Female reformer who created the first settlement house in Chicago.

The U.S. acquired five territories in this "splendid little war."

The southern system of sharecropping often led to this.

Multi-family housing in large cities that were in disrepair and housed many immigrants.

The system of providing political jobs for your friends and supporters.

His Progressive platform included the three C's: consumer protection, controlling corporations, and conservation.

This sensationalized form of writing helped push America toward war in the 1890s.

The farmer organization called "Patrons of Husbandry" was better known as this.

Prevented Chinese laborers from entering the U.S. after 1882.

A famous political boss in NYC who was imprisoned for graft when he embezzled millions during NYC construction projects.

These investigative journalists reported on the problems of industrialization and scandals in American society.

The U.S. paid $50 million to Spain to acquire this territory, but had to fight a protracted guerilla war with its native population.

This political party united farmers and industrial workers against big business.

When the Japanese agreed to slow immigration to the U.S. in return for integration of Japanese students in public schools.

Famously corrupt Democratic organization in New York City.

This legislation of 1890 tried to prevent monopolies.

The poet and rebel leader of the Cuban Revolution.

Populist William Jennings Bryan pushed for the integration of silver into the money supply which is also known as this.

The Immigration Act of 1924 used this type of system to slow the influx of "New Immigrants"

Famous railroad scandal during construction of the transcontinental railroad.

This legislation in the 1880s attempted to regulate the railroads.

One motivation for U.S. imperialism a book titled "The Influence of Sea Power upon History" written by this navy general.