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1 Multiple Choice Subjects
Industrial Revolution Gilded Age, overall Monopolies Plessy v. Ferguson Philippines after Span-Am War Roosevelt Corollary Muckrakers Immigration Patterns Presentation Question Technology Sharecropping Dawes Act Panama Canal Homestead Act Jim Crow Laws Democratic Progressivism Consumerism Communism Social Progressivism Trust-Busting

2 Explanatory Identifications
Laissez-faire free market capitalism and communism during the Gilded Age Industrial Revolution and the consumer economy B What happened to the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments in the US South following the Civil War? C The Spanish American War and its significance Progressivism Overall (include Democratic, Social, and Trust-busting Progressivism)

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