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APUSH Review: Video #42: Political Parties, Jane Addams, & Plessy v APUSH Review: Video #42: Political Parties, Jane Addams, & Plessy v. Ferguson (Key Concept 6.3, II, A - C) Everything You Need To Know About Political Parties, Jane Addams, & Plessy v. Ferguson To Succeed In APUSH www.APUSHReview.com

Political Parties In The Late-19th Century Democrats: Gained support from the “Solid South” Republicans: Tended to receive their support in the North

Political Party Differences Tariffs: Republicans advocated raising tariffs (McKinley Tariff - 1890) Democrats favored lowering tariffs Currency: Republicans favored the Gold Standard (McKinley - 1896) Democrats favored Free Silver (Bryan - 1896) Reformers argued greed and self-interest corrupted all levels of government Local level - political machines Federal level - patronage and election of senators by state legislatures

Women In The Late-19th Century Women sought greater equality with men by: Joining voluntary organizations: National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA) - helped lead to the passage of the 19th amendment in 1920 Women’s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) - supported the 18th amendment Going to college: New women’s colleges emerged during this time

Women In The Late-19th Century Women sought greater equality with men by: Promoting social and political reform: Elizabeth Cady Stanton - leading suffragist, advocate of interracial marriage Working in settlement houses to help immigrants: Jane Addams and the Hull House (Chicago) Helped immigrants assimilate to society Inspired other settlement houses

Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) Supreme Court decision that upheld Jim Crow laws in the South “Separate but equal” With other laws/court cases during this time, the 13 - 15 amendments were severely limited Later overturned by Brown v. Board (1954)

African American Reformers Fought for political and social equality in light of: Violence - Ida B. Wells Journalist, outspoken critic of lynching, advocated for a federal anti-lynching law Discrimination - Booker T. Washington Advocated vocational training for African Americans Scientific theories of race - some anthropologists argued that African Americans were inferior to whites - used skull measurements

Quick Recap Differences between Republicans and Democrats Currency Tariffs Voluntary Organizations joined by women Jane Addams and the Hull House Plessy v. Ferguson

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