Government working to solve societies problems

4 term corrupt mayor of Minneapolis

the right to vote

leader in the Minnesota Women's Suffrage Movement

amendment that gave women the right to vote

President Truman and the Supreme Court checking James J. Hill's railroad monopoly

The Minnesota town destroyed by a fire in 1894; killing 413 people

burned with Moose Lake during the terrible fires of 1918

Created in 1872 to fight disease in Minnesota

fever, with red spots on the chest and abdomen from drinking contaminated water

very infectious disease spread by a virus

disease that creates dangerous toxins in the body

lawyer, civil rights leader, founder of the MN NAACP

served the needs of Black Minnesotans in segregated Minneapolis

law that gave individuals reservation land which further broke up the nation's American Indian reservations

land given to American Indians under the Dawes Act

Reservation that resisted allotment and selling their land

government run schools that were to educate American Indian children in schools away from their reservations

institutions that helped immigrants adjust to American life in the cities

two settlement houses in Minneapolis

MN governor who tried to regulate the railroads

A railroad monopoly formed by J.P. Morgan and James J. Hill which violated Sherman Antitrust Act

Nickname for Teddy Roosevelt because of his actions against monopolies