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13th Amendment: Freed slaves
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14th Amendment: Gave full rights to blacks
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15th Amendment: Gave balcks the right to vote.
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Alice Paul: A woman (A) who helped passed the 19th Amendment
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Carrie Catt: A woman (C) who helped passed the 19th Amendment.
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Col. John Forsyth: The leader of the U.S. 7th Cavalry. He led the U.S. Cavalry into fighting in the Wounded Creek Massacre.
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Elizabeth Stanton: A woman (E) who helped passed the 19th Amendment.
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Eugene Debs: A founder of the IWW. (E)
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Felix Longoria: Mexican American who joined the American Army in World War 2. He died while he was in the army. When they wanted to bring him home an bury him, his hometown refused to let him be burried there because he was Mexican. Eventually his body was brought over to America and was burried in Washington D.C. about 15,000 miles away from his hometown.
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Henry Ford: Publisher and inventor of Dearborn Independence.
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Joe Hill: A famous oraganizer for the IWW that was convicted of murder, and in 1915 was killed by a firing squad.
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John Collier: The head of the BIA during the Great Depression
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Leo Frank: Young jewish man who owned a factory. He was accused of killing a little girl. However no evidence showed he did so. He was sentenced to life in prison, but people broke into his prison and lynched him.
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Lucretia Mott: A woman (L) who helped passed the 19th Amendment.
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Lucy Burns: A woman (LB) who helped passed the 19th Amendment
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Marian Anderson: A black opera singer that wanted to sing for the D.A.R., but was rejected.
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Mary Bethune: THE FIRST BLACK WOMAN TO HEAD A FEDERAL AGENCY
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Theadore Billbo: White rascist Mississippi governor, who tried to take away blacks rights. He offered the idea to send blacks back to Africa.
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William Haywood: A founder of the IWW ("Big Bill")
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Wovoka: Paiute medicine man, who had a vision and said that whites would siappear from the earth (following some form of natural catastrophe). He also said that the spirits of the indians who had died in the past would return from the grave, bringing with them their old ways of life and this would last forever.
